Science & Technology on BoreMe

Impossible nail-through-wood trick revealed

(1:50) Easy woodworking project for a simple conversation piece you can amaze your friends and family with.

99%VideoPosted Oct 2011

Bernie Sanders - A strange moment in American history

(4:34) Senator Bernie Sanders calls on Republicans in congress to listen to scientists' warnings about climate change.

98%VideoPosted Jun 2014

Lawrence Krauss on the poetry of the universe

(1:59) Canadian-American theoretical physicist Laurence Krauss speaks about the poetry of the universe.

98%VideoPosted Sep 2012

Fact: Bank bailouts cost more than UK science since Jesus!

(0:41) Professor Brian Cox makes a thought-provoking point - that the bank bailouts in one year cost more than Britain spent on science since Jesus.

98%VideoPosted Jul 2012

Mikko Hypponen: How the NSA betrayed the world's trust

(19:19) George Orwell was optimistic. Computer security expert Mikko Hypponen summarises Edward Snowden's NSA revelations.

98%VideoPosted Nov 2013

Doug Stanhope - The problem with charity

(1:56) When tornados tore through Oklahoma in May 2013, CNN interviewed some of the survivors.

98%VideoPosted Dec 2013

The Foot Powered Lathe

(6:05) Chris builds a foot powered lathe of his own design using mainly hand tools.

97%VideoPosted Apr 2013

Helicopter fishing for smaller fish

(4:53) Fishing out a P-51 Mustang model plane with a somewhat larger toy, a Robinson R-22 twin seat helicopter.

97%VideoPosted Oct 2012

TYT - How Goldman Sachs is robbing you of billions

(12:38) Unfortunately it's not just Goldman Sachs. Cenk Uygur explains some of the scams Goldman Sachs uses to make billions from you without giving anything back.

97%VideoPosted Jul 2013

Neil deGrasse Tyson and Neil Gaiman discuss religion and science

(8:05) Why does religion have such a persistent hold on human thought despite all that we know in science?

97%VideoPosted Dec 2013

What is a turnaround?

(3:30) Educational video about the process oil refineries go through when they make repairs or build new machinery.

97%VideoPosted Oct 2013

Best Hurricane Sandy news bloopers

(2:48) As with all such events, Hurricane Sandy had her own detractors.

97%VideoPosted Nov 2012

Carl Sagan's view on science and government

(2:35) Science and technology are propelling us forward at accelerating rates.

97%VideoPosted Dec 2013

Webcam child sex tourism is spreading

(7:43) This is the story of Sweetie, a 10-year-old girl from the Philippines who tracked down and identified 1,000 pedophiles.

97%VideoPosted Nov 2013

Bicycle powered tree house elevator

(0:56) From YT: "I have built a tree house that is nearly 30 feet up a tree. I got tired of climbing a ladder six and a half million times a day, so I made a bicycle powered elevator to solve this problem."

97%VideoPosted Aug 2013

How Apple avoids tax

(8:19) US senators and tax law professors have accused Apple of multi billion dollar tax avoidance. The Guardian reports on how Apple's dirty little secret works.

97%VideoPosted May 2013

GravityLight, lighting for developing countries

(2:26) Brilliantly simple idea, light powered by gravity.

97%VideoPosted Dec 2012

Gustav Hoegen - Animatronics Showreel 2012

(6:23) Firmly rooted in the real world, animatronics designer Gustav Hoegen shows off some of his creations.

97%VideoPosted Oct 2012

Brian Cox: We live in a society that is entirely based on science

(17:48) Professor Brian Cox attacks bad science and criticises the lack of funding for the critically important STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics).

97%VideoPosted Oct 2012

Monster shredder at work

(5:03) With an appetite for anything, you wouldn't want to get your finger caught in this hungry machine.

97%VideoPosted Jun 2011

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