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Preview the New Betterhumans Site

The Betterhumans magazine - the online face of transhumanism these days, so far as eyeballs and page views go in any case - is giving a sneak preview of their shiny new site design. It looks good and not-so-coincidentally happens to feature a nice new Mprize total display and prominent placement of biogerontologist Aubrey de Grey. Good job, I think - but take a look and see for yourself. Posted by Reason at May 2, 2005 4:05 PM | TrackBack (0)