# Key Points from #hplusroadmap IRC Discussions

• A newly discovered muscle called the "tensor of the vastus intermedius" was discussed, highlighting that human anatomy is still not fully cataloged, with participants noting that traditional dissection practices have declined despite their scientific value.

• Participants shared personal experiences with cognitive enhancement, including combining theanine with coffee to moderate caffeine effects, emphasizing the importance of starting with small doses due to significant individual biological variation.

• The comparative effects of different stimulants were discussed, with one user noting that for them, sweet coffee produced effects similar to 30mg amphetamine but with a much shorter duration of a few hours versus amphetamine's half-day effect.

• When asked about which scientific literature would be worth preserving if access were limited, users recommended "all of it" with specific emphasis on the "Methods in Molecular Biology" volumes 1-900, which were noted to be available on file-sharing sites.

• An innovative concept was proposed for engineering brain microbes that could navigate to specific brain regions using phased array energy and magnetic sensors, potentially enabling targeted neural analysis.

• Kanzure suggested that large-scale automatic comparative neuroanatomy across mammals could significantly advance understanding of brain structure and function, while another user proposed using viruses instead of microbes for neural analysis due to their natural affinity for the central nervous system.