CSIRAC was a 1949 computer, the fourth in the world. Stories of jokes, fortune and mis fortune fill the narative. The first problem set in the first computer science lecture is profound http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/CSIRAC.mp4
Leibniz thought God =1 and Nothing =0 and so went on to invent a digital world. All painfully early. I always wondered who invented the decimal point, now I know. http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/German%20Mathematician%20Looks%20for%20God%20finds%20Binary.mp4
Around 650 AD negative numbers came into existance and we broke free from our philisophical chains http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Indians%20Claim%20Negative%20Numbers.mp4
There is a few maths and logic steps to arrive at a new web app that can have multiple authors and grows in real time as you feed it. There is a new language of reading the gallery and the conversation that you have unfolded is shown in the right hand expanded tile. http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/New%20Generation%20of%20Apps.mp4 http://lessonpeer.com/PHS/Find%20Mr%20Right4.2/
Squeeze a crystal and you get volts, apply volts and you get squeeze and other examples http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/Concept%20Reversal%20Benefits.mp4
Mathematic models can make some sense of what is going on http://lessonpeer.com/drhillteach/A%20US%20President%20-%20one%20perspective.mp4
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About Peter Hill Explains
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You are welcome to listen in as I "explain things scientific". I have had great fun with lasers, robots and absorbing Quantum Physics. Now as a classroom teacher, laid low by heart surgery its time…
to pick yourself up, dust yourself off and give it all you've got. "And in the mean time keep on doing science"