Peter Hill Explains

Maths finally uses set theory on itself and finds its is forever incomplete and uncomputable http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Maths%20Finally%20its%20logic.mp4

Bit of the classics with some quantum thrown in http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Alkanes%20-%20made%20easy.mp4

Here we find out that maths is more about sets of things rather than number, also in a feat of mental featyiness we discover the numbers beyond the infinite . . . . the transfinit http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Transfinte%20Numbers.mp4

Molecular tour walks you around this topical molecule http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Nicotine%20-%20Molecular%20Tour.mp4

A fantastic author who moves us from Madagscar to the cool world of clay tablets and the number 60. Mind blowing http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Numbers%20-%20Babel%20the%20very%20first.mp4

And, Or and memory gates http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Basics%20of%20Computers.mp4

The earth started out purple then things went green-wrong http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Photosynthesis%20tells%20a%20story.mp4

Some bugs removed. The magic file size compressor was not real, instead you have file 50% the size. The road to apps lies ahear http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Podomation%20Update.mp4

The New York and Moscow mathematical scrolls about the same length but the US one was better. All very amazing. The Mayan maths was just amazing, we can say that now having survived 2012 http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Egyptian%20and%20Chinese%20Mathematics.mp4

Rome was a military culture. The modern challenge is taking the best of our encounters with the military world and finding humanity. http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/SPQR.mp4