ALL-ROUND IMPROVEMENT – Spirituality for Thinkers. Tools for Doers
Such rich content I did the usual and took notes of the things I found important at this point in my life. – Leaves change angles so they don’t take on too much sunlight.– Top 300mm is the most important for root hairs to absorb oxygen.– Look up Rotary hoe.– Organic matter does all the … Read more
Details below and free videos for a limited time here somewhere ;o)Table of Contents1 Why We Eat What We DoStudies and trends show that Americans, now more than ever, are interested in eating right. Professor Anding begins the course with a description of the current state of American nutrition, a brief introduction to the history … Read more
Professor Peter M. Vishton Ph.D. 24 Lectures1 – Your Amazing, Intelligent SensesEmbark on a fascinating journey into the secret life of your senses. In this introductory lecture, Professor Vishton uses a series of demonstrations to prove that perception is, in fact, amazing; shows you how your sensory systems inherently rely on making “educated guesses”; and … Read more
Oceanography: Exploring Earth’s Final Wilderness – Prof. Harold J. TobinI thought this would be a fun course with mostly Attenborough-esque sceneries and lots of cool info. It was way more than that. I got to learn so much and as always I’ve just taken notes of whatever stood out to me. – Land info called … Read more
1 Islam Yesterday, Today, and TomorrowThe diversity of cultural and religious practices of Islam is reflected by the geographic expanse of the Muslim world. Islam’s more than 1 billion followers live in 56 countries around the world, yet many in the West know little about it and are familiar only with the actions of a … Read more
If you love science, the stars and sky like me… you have to do this course. Most of the vids are already on here and I’m sure if you’re resourceful you’ll find other ways to watch them. For me the lightning, zodiac, eclipses and celestial sights courses were tops. Bonus Video – Stargazing: A Guide … Read more
