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Table of Contents


What makes up Peter Hill's Podcasts?. (1)
. _ Profile of Peter. (2)
. _ . _ What are his skills?. (3)
. _ . _ . _ Robotics. (4)
. _ . _ . _ Laser Physics. (5)
. _ . _ . _ Quantum Physics. (6)
. _ . _ . _ Produces art. (7)
. _ . _ . _ . _ What are some of his digital collections?. (8)
. _ . _ . _ . _ youtube. (9)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Earth Art. (10)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Circle Art. (11)
. _ Podcasts. (12)
. _ . _ Magazines. (13)
. _ . _ . _ Cosmos. (14)
. _ . _ . _ . _ Summer 2018. (15)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Cosmos Mag Winter 2018_1. (16)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Cosmos Mag Winter 2018_2. (17)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Cosmos Mag Winter 2018_3. (18)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Cosmos Mag Winter 2018_4. (19)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Cosmos Mag Winter 2018_5. (20)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Cosmos Mag Winter 2018_6. (21)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Cosmos Mag Winter 2018_7. (22)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Cosmos Mag Winter 2018_Letter to editor. (23)
. _ . _ . _ . _ Winter 2018. (24)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ One. (25)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ two. (26)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ three. (27)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ four. (28)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ five. (29)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ six. (30)
. _ . _ . _ New Scientist. (31)
. _ . _ . _ . _ What year?. (32)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ 2018. (33)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ 4 August. (34)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ New Scientist - Its climate change. (35)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ New Scientist 2 4 Aug 2018. (36)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ New Scientist 3 4 Aug 2018. (37)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ New Scientist 4 4 Aug. (38)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ New Scientist5 4 Aug Global Conveyor. (39)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ New Scientist 6 4 Aug Canabis. (40)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ New Scientist5 4 Aug Robot. (41)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ New Scientist5 4 Aug Lead Poison. (42)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ 11 August. (43)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ New Scientist1 11 Aug Editorial. (44)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ New Scientist 2 11 Aug Brain. (45)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ New Scientist 3 11 Aug Editorial. (46)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ New Scientist 6 11 Aug. (47)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ New Scientist 5 11 Aug . (48)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ New Scientist 4 11 Aug. (49)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ New Scientist 7 11 Aug. (50)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ 18 August. (51)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ . _ New Scientist 1 18 Aug. (52)
. _ . _ Books. (53)
. _ . _ . _ Military. (54)
. _ . _ . _ . _ Japan's Greatest Victory. (55)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 39 Japanese Invader Phamplet - conclusion. (56)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 16 Breaking the Jitra line. (57)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 17 Fall of Penang. (58)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 18 Crossing the Perak River. (59)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 19 Say bye to my wife. (60)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 20 Small boats smash the British-. (61)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGB 21 Japan encircles Kampar and rape is punished. (62)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 22 Tanks capture 5 Bridges. (63)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 23 Fall of the Capital. (64)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV - 24 Bike blitzreig. (65)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 25 Meet and defeat of Australians. (66)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 26 Japanese Airforce in a Huff. (67)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 27 Australian Fort Captured from the Jungle. (68)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 28 Fall of Malaya. (69)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 30 The days before invasion. (70)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 29 Sizing up the British. (71)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 28 Fall of Malaya. (72)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 31 Crossing into Singapore. (73)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 32 Crossing into Singapore. (74)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 33 Surrender. (75)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 34 And on to Indonesia + Unit Citations. (76)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 34 And on to Indonesia + Unit Citations2. (77)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 34 And on to Indonesia + Unit Citations4. (78)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 35 Japanese Invader Phamplet. (79)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 36 Japanese Invader Phamplet . (80)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 37 Japanese Invader Phamplet. (81)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 38 Japanese Invader Phamplet - analysis. (82)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ JGV 40 Appendices. (83)
. _ . _ Topics. (84)
. _ . _ . _ Chemistry. (85)
. _ . _ . _ . _ Periodic Table. (86)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Get Healthy Service. (87)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Moon in the Periodic Table. (88)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Meta Pattern in the Period Table. (89)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ After thoughts on the Periodic Table. (90)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Cerium + Periodic Table. (91)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ 4 Elements one Village Periodic Table. (92)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Palladium + Periodic Table. (93)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Cerium + Periodic Table. (94)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Music of the Periodic Table. (95)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ Quick Periodic Table Test. (96)
. _ . _ . _ Biology. (97)
. _ . _ . _ . _ Humans. (98)
. _ . _ . _ . _ . _ A fresh look at Taste. (99)

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Question MU


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Question Sk


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Reponse LP


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Reponse QM


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Reponse Art


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Question DC


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Reponse EA


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Reponse CA


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Reponse PC


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Question Mg


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Reponse Co


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Question S18


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Reponse C1

Art - Merger of Neutron stars - Gerbals and Oysters hearing - Deep Purple on DNA

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Reponse C2

Kakadu under water - Morie fried - Space X magic

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Reponse C3

Facial Recognition Hmm - Norman Swann on fat - Neutron stars and gravity equivalence

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Reponse C4

Two great articles on animal human mixed beings. A really nice insight on living in advanced buildings.

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Reponse C5

Japanese Too Human robots, Dinasours in my kitchen and Tying up the Universe in Cosmic Strings

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Reponse C6

Winning against the Casino, Words and Numbers, and I think an article about Art which was a breath of fresh air to the guff of Art and Science.

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Reponse C7

Rene Thom the Catasophy Theory Mathematician, A summary of great conflicts in Science, KilaNova and the Periodic Table

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Reponse CLE

A letter/Podcast to the editor. Those listeners to earlier podcasts will see the full complexity of the Periodic table and appreciate the struggle to understand mixed with good will.

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Question W18


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Reponse 1


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Reponse 2


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Reponse 3


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Reponse 4


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Reponse 5


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Reponse 6


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Reponse NS


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Question Y?


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Reponse 18


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Question 81


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Reponse N0

My rehab feels that it is doing well as I can read in a more sustained manner. This time we hear that Europe is cooking but Mars is not likely to do anything any time soon. The article about macular degeneration fix with a lazy $2500 is a bit of a commercial plug

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Reponse N2

Some of the exploits of artificial intelligence have different degrees of usefulness.

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Reponse N3

Silicon bar codes spread on drugs - General Relativity red shift measured by next

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Reponse N4

Earth &Overshoot Day is really poor &science - Brexit seam bad- A &flamingo in the Caribean

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Reponse N5

I felt the &conveyor could be better explained, it left me a little flat the way the &science was explained

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Reponse N6

The &legalization of &canabis. I generally feel that people was the &recreational drug so much they have contempt for science

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Reponse N7

Robot ðics, some things to &think about. The first, second and third law of &robotics cover the real issue of corporate liablity. My thought is that these robots will be around well after their makers are in the ground.

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Reponse N8

This story of the &children of Flint Michigan is one of positive notes followed by some misgivings

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Question 82


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Reponse N1

Cybersecurity - Sea levels rise - Killer drones - AI sport science care

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Reponse N2

Hybernation seems odd reasoning here - negative mass ? - early reports of autism solutions probably too early - interesting article on lab made lungs

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Reponse N3

More on the Maya demise - A really poor article I feel on dark matter with what seems cigar shaped orbits do they mean eliptical orbits and dark matter detectors - observation of lemur makes into new scientist - interesting article on a star going through fuel transitions.

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Reponse N6

Interview with deep ocean driver - plans to make computers secure

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Reponse N5

More articles

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Reponse N4

More articles

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Reponse N7

French scientist self experiments during the dawn of ethics - review of a science film to recreate science of the iceman - a review of a book on bees - can't quite recall the other article. - Rehab seems to be slowly improving with increased reading memory and typing speed and accuracy.

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Question 83


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Reponse N1

50 mins Editorial on law as a lever for climate change.- Contraceptive App - the rise of bots effecting online psychology research - blastic bags - solar probes - tripolid samon control - AI eye triage - supervolcano (really struggling to remember all here)

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Question Bk


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Reponse Mil


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Question JGV


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Reponse J39

Killing the enemy - horses cant talk - Peace in the end watched by 100 000 Japanese dead

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Reponse J16

These guys are best at night fighting and the British just crumpled

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Reponse J17

Total sweeping away of British forces and booty of bombs to drop on them

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Reponse J18

The Japanese appear on a high with Victories right accross Asia

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Reponse J19

A pause in the narrative while they size up Britains response. Slight humanity as they see a English officer die

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Reponse J20

There is really no stopping these veterans

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Reponse J21

For three days the Ando regiment cuts through the jungle to encircle Kampar, and once again the British lose. There is a feeling that the Japanese army might be going soft on atrocities, this is discussed here. Incredible mind set/

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Reponse J22

Driven by honour there is some hard to follow infighting. Then they get their act together and smash the British with tanks taking 5 Bridges

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Reponse J23

They drive in to KL and talk up their reserve troops

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Reponse J24

Here we hear about the bikes mass produced in Japan and shipped through out Asia. The idea of Engineers holding planks on their sholders to form human bridges is amazing. The rotation of officers to the frontline is key for intelligence

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Reponse J25

Outside the gates of Singapore the Japanese finally meet Australian troops. Finally a few modern aircraft for the British.

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Reponse J26

The Australian's break through, reorganize and eventually get wrapped up. The infighting in interesting

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Reponse J27

The Japanese are on a roll, defeating the Australians. Remarkable negotations to get trucks for the assult on Singapore

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Reponse J28

The Japanese are on a roll, defeating the Australians. Remarkable negotations to get trucks for the assult on Singapore

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Reponse J30

They occupy the Sultans palace so blazen the British didn't fire on it.

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Reponse J29

Looking at Sinapore for the taking, the water supply was a critical problem for the Bristish

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Reponse J28

The Japanese are on a roll, defeating the Australians. Remarkable negotations to get trucks for the assult on Singapore

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Reponse J31

An sobering defeat of Australians defending the causeway. An amazing devotion to the Emporer is shown.

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Reponse J32

A pitch 5 day battle for the water resevoir while the Japanese tanks are yet to cross the causeway.

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Reponse J33

The white flag, not Stalingrad.

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Reponse J34

The story of buying knockoff Rolexs seams familiar. The Shinto Japanese temple is interesting. The unit Citations were a good wrap up of the highlights as seen from the Japanese side. I found the idea that Japan lost the war because it did not have great relations between Army and Navy is interesting as the commands are really very separate.

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Reponse J34

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Reponse J35

The history lesson given the invading army. A real classic.

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Reponse J36

Invasion is really another day in the office for these guys. Never had a bad landing so far. What is an eye opener is that Japan had occupied Thialand some 300 years earlier and we have these really detailed references to Japanese history.

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Reponse J37

How to get into and out off invasion boats and smash up more poorly equiped enemy. How to eat and sleep.

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Reponse J38

I look at some interesting legends-come-facts-come-crazy-ideas of the Thialand that was once Japanese and the Forty-seven ronin: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forty-seven_r%C5%8Dnin - a story that gives the idealogical scaffold for invasion and death

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Reponse J40

Absolutely mind bending to see his early career. Appendix 3 shows 8 000 dead, 130 000 captured. Thanks for listening!

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Question Tp


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Question PT


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Reponse G0

A great idea to Coach people well, backed by hard science. Some business and some technology ideas to extend the benefit. A plug for BLRT. I forgot to mention ideas to use block chain to maintain privacy and control of health records.

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Reponse M0

Some hard of hearing Ancient Greeks made Arsenic mean Masculine. Selenium I havent heard of except for sheep having a bad-fleece-day, a bad movie, and finally its discovery by its smell and a wimsical idea of naming it after the Moon.

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Reponse M0

Hear some really quirky stories of our cultural icon. Mixing science with culture is at the heart of our modern experience of magic. The alchemists still walk among us.

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Reponse A0

We can see some of the deeper cultural patterns hidden in the table and how it is presented

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Reponse C0

Wow there is another element named after something in space

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Reponse 40

The naming of elements after "Outer Village" and the mixup that is etched in the Table is a great story. The Russian mine official is another great story

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Reponse P0

Barely 20 minutes later and I realize that Ceres is also the route word in Cereal and remember that Palladium is also named after an asteroid. Crazy table!

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Reponse C0

Wow there is another element named after something in space

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Reponse M0

The story of the US giving Italian scientist hot metal and the subsequent identification of the hole in the middle of my table is just a Hum-dinger. I at least know what I mean when I talk about the different areas of the Periodic Table having different musical themes resulting in a full spectrum of audiance reactions.

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Reponse Q0

A quick recall of the periodic table elements highlight areas for improvement

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Reponse Bio


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Question Hu


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Reponse A0

The concept of what is sensed and what a sense is is a complex topic. The warrior bitterness guards that protect your throat is super interesting