- Electric eels were reported to naturally “electroporate” other organisms, suggesting a wild, non-laboratory mechanism for horizontal gene transfer or cellular manipulation that could inspire open-source biohacking techniques.  
- A 5-minute short film titled “Blindsight” (https://blindsight.space/) was shared, offering a concise artistic take on consciousness and perception relevant to transhumanist discussions of mind and identity.  
- Participants debated whether humanity can learn from history, framing the tension between cultural knowledge transmission and evolutionary drives toward competition and resource conflict as a core challenge for long-term planning in human enhancement.  
- No new tools, datasets, or experimental protocols were introduced beyond the electroporation observation; the day’s technical content was limited to the single biology news link.