- Emory study (EurekAlert 1090693) reports that psilocybin delays aging and extends mouse lifespan by ~30 %, sparking discussion that this would rank among the top longevity interventions if replicated by the Interventions Testing Program (ITP).  
- Eli highlighted that caloric restriction already achieves ~40 % lifespan extension in lab rats but is “pretty miserable,” and noted that a longevity drug for dogs targeting the IGF-1 pathway could receive US approval later this year.  
- A new Science paper (DOI 10.1126/science.adp0176) describes reactivating dormant mammalian regeneration pathways via retinoic-acid supplementation or modulation of vitamin-A metabolism, prompting members to search for commercial sources of retinoic acid.  
- Florida’s “Sunshine Genetics Act” will fund free whole-genome sequencing for all newborns in the state, positioning Florida at the forefront of rare-disease research and early-life genomic medicine.  
- Discussion of open-access literature: faceface requested Sci-Hub invite codes for two paywalled papers (10.1007/s12035-025-05182-z and 10.1126/science.adq6650), and Eli shared direct PDFs via Discord for additional longevity-related studies.  
- Wired article on Intel’s chip mobilization linked—via an associative chain through Rep. Becca Balint, a Murderbot character, and Martha Wells—to renewed scrutiny of Epstein’s network and its lingering influence on tech policy.  
- Chris Lakin’s “Horror Events” gathering in San Francisco was promoted; subsequent comments suggest the event series may have been disrupted by recent wildfires or other local catastrophes.