- Discussion of extreme meditative states that may switch the body to an anaerobic metabolism, referencing historical Sokushinbutsu self-mummification and the possibility of auto-induced preservation after death.  
- Proposal to create a “monastery of scientific people” dedicated to rigorous study and reproducible attainment of timeless, ego-dissolving meditative states, integrating chronobiology and metabolic research.  
- Mention of University of Virginia Division of Perceptual Studies and near-death-experience (NDE) research as evidence that consciousness may transcend ordinary entropy-limited existence.  
- Reference to Stanford metabolic studies on advanced yogis and the academic stigma surrounding research into “off-reservation” topics such as consciousness, mysticism, and non-ordinary states.  
- Observation that mainstream mindfulness adoption overlooks serious risks like “dark night of the soul,” depersonalization, and ego death, highlighting the need for better frameworks.  
- Link shared to a continuous-glucose-monitoring system (Sibionics GS1) as an example of biohacker-grade health-tracking hardware now available in a convenient package.  
- Note that biohackers already run closed-loop “artificial pancreas” setups with automatic insulin feedback triggered by CGM data and push-notification meal alerts.  
- Complaint that most current LibGen web interfaces now require JavaScript execution, complicating open-access literature retrieval for researchers.