- Wei Dai’s 1997 post “tunneling through the singularity” was resurfaced, proposing the use of cryptographic commitments to preserve human agency and values across an intelligence explosion.  
- A link to a home-built scanning-tunneling microscope (STM) guide (https://dberard.com/home-built-stm/) was shared as an example of open-source nanotechnology tooling.  
- Debate on optimal body-fat percentage for longevity: Bryan Johnson’s reported 5 % was contrasted with expert recommendations of 12–15 %, while participants noted that BMI correlations break down under serious strength training.  
- The Wikipedia page on “genetic purging” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_purging) was highlighted as a mechanism for rapidly eliminating deleterious alleles in small or bottlenecked populations.  
- A blog post arguing for the inevitability of cypherpunk technologies for civilizational resilience was circulated (https://dr.orlovsky.ch/blog/inevitability-of-cypherpunk-for-a-proper-civilization).  
- A technical gist on functional data structures and zero-copy serialization in Rust (https://gist.github.com/VictorTaelin/d293328f75291b23e203e9d9db9bd136) was linked for systems-level longevity and AI projects.  
- The Nakamoto Institute paper “From Crossbows to Cryptography” (https://nakamotoinstitute.org/static/docs/from-crossbows-to-cryptography.pdf) was re-shared as historical context on technologies that shift power balances toward individuals.  
- A call was made to back up the “Orion’s Arm” Discord channel content (https://discord.com/channels/313774601677307914/462271950182678538/1094440863804952586) to preserve long-term transhumanist world-building material.