Complex Questions - Explained Simply, in about 10-15 minutes. I like to ask and answer BIG questions. We use animations, live videos, simple analogies and narration to explain complex subjects in science, technology, consciousness, and other weighty matters. If you want to impress someone with your knowledge, or just have your mind blown once in a while - check us out.
Author Jonathan David
Author Jonathan David (JJTheTutor)
Aurelia @ENC
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Endless Horizons
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Mrs. Eddy
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Cosmic Joe
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HD
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Danny G.
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The Arnold Sommerfeld Center for Theoretical Physics (ASC)