- Participants debated whether modern families still exert “dance-card” control over mating opportunities, arguing that today disapproval is used instead of arranged introductions, and that this shift highlights a deficit in “telepathy skills” (i.e., intuitive social coordination).  
- The conversation explicitly proposed that humanity should actively select for “telepathy genes” to improve non-verbal communication and reduce social friction.  
- A link to Ivy Surrogacy’s “Become an Ivy-League Egg Donor” program (https://www.ivysurrogacy.com/become-an-ivy-league-egg-donor/) was shared, framing elite-university egg donation as a contemporary mechanism for genetic selection and enhancement.  
- Discussion referenced a recent book-promotion tweet sequence, noting that the author’s wife systematically reposts his tweets—interpreted as leveraging family synergy for publicity rather than a standalone advertisement.