As we promised a few months back with the site's relaunch, Betterhumans.com said we would deliver new content in many new forms every month or two. Betterhumans Videos is the next new feature we're proud to roll out.

To get the ball rolling, we've already accumulated about 100 videos covering more than 48 hours of content. We're covering a diverse range of science/technology topics that should be of interest to our community; genomics, space, nanotechnology, life extension, brain plasticity, artificial intelligence, education, the environment, ethics, alternative energy, existential risks, megascale engineering projects, demos of new products, and many more. New content will be added often.

Each video has several tags assigned to it to help you search for specific content. Comments are enabled on each video posted, so please feel free to add your thoughts, links, and additional ideas on as many as you like.
If you have suggestions for specific new videos or comments for what types/sources/lengths of videos you prefer, please share your thoughts!

We hope you enjoy this new feature!

Here's a sampling of some great video interviews from around the web...

Many of you may have heard on the news or seen in print last week an article on fruit fly aggression being altered by manipulating a gene. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15814732/

Detailed interview with Edward Kravitz, Dept of Neurobiology Harvard Medical School

http://www.jove.com/Details.htm?ID=156&VID=118

Journal of Visualized Experiments (JoVE) is an online journal publishing visualized (video-based) biological research studies. This publication aims to solve some of the most difficult problems in the contemporary life science research.

PBS.org technology columist Robert X. Cringeley interviews…

http://www.pbs.org/cringely/nerdtv/shows/

SuperNerds

Andy Hertzfeld (Macintosh OS)

Max Levchin (Paypal)

Bill Joy (Sun Microsystems)

Brewster Kahle (Internet Archive)

Tim O’Reilly (Internet publisher)

Dave Winer (RSS)

Dan Drake (Autodesk)

Avram Miller (Intel Capital)

Anina

Dan Bricklin (Spreadsheet inventor)

Doug Engelbert (Computer mouse inventor)

Bob Kahn (TCP/IP)

July Estrin (Internet entrepeneur)

More on the way, including Steve Wozniak, Jerry Kaplan, Bob Frankston, Bob Metcalfe +9 more..

Other PBS shows available …

Scientific American Frontiers (last broadcast in 2005)

All shows available

http://www.pbs.org/saf/previous.htm

Selected episodes of NOVA

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/programs/

And, of course, other cutting edge videos, from our friends at...

http://www.thoughtware.tv/

(fyi - www.thoughtware.tv has joined our ranks as the 2nd group to support the Mprize.)