- A participant flagged “poop transplant” (fecal microbiota transplantation) as a personal biohacking experiment they intend to try “someday,” illustrating the channel’s openness to DIY microbiome interventions.  
- L29Ah shared a 1993 PubMed paper (PMID 8283308) arguing that dietary nucleotides are “essential nutrients,” prompting kanzure to question whether endogenous nucleotide synthesis is rate-limiting and whether supplementation might matter.  
- The bitcoin-dev Google Group was abruptly suspended for “unwanted content”; kanzure suspects a malicious mass-report campaign rather than a policy violation, highlighting ongoing platform-risk issues for open-source technical communities.  
- Jack Dorsey publicly lobbied Google on Twitter to restore the bitcoin-dev group, demonstrating how high-profile figures can intervene in moderation disputes that affect decentralized-tech infrastructure.  
- Participants lamented the poor state of automated moderation and the apparent understaffing of legacy Google services, framing it as a systemic risk to long-term knowledge preservation and open collaboration.