I learned engraving from a counterfeiter, accounting from a swindler.

I was at school there.

We feel so nice that our children can teach us how to read and write.

I'd go up and learn these old songs from her.

And I went to Cambridge. And there, I fell for theoretical physics.

That's a trick i learned from my husband.

Sure! L've learned to live in a white man's world.

Yeah, we've put a bunch of game mechanics in there where you get these badges, we're going to start having leader boards by area, and you get points.

I learned a huge amount from Henry.

Tom learned how to do that from his grandfather.

And I finally daydreamed my way into NYU, at a very good time, in 1967, where I met a man who was trying to blow up the math building of NYU.

I hired kids to do my accounting assignments in university for 13 consecutive assignments.

We have set up centres open to students at all levels, where students practice elections and learn about democracy.

So what did I learn? Well, here I am inside Biosphere 2, making a pizza.

Every day I waited for her at the bookstore after school.

We have established an education city, where our major universities operate branches.

I had learned to read music by then, or slowly learning to read music.

I learned about this from a professor at U.C. Davis called Jason DeJong.

I wouldn't live in it as a ghost. Now, watch.

And I guess there's a lesson to be learned here, and the lesson is so why save it?

I'd also seen a few kung fu movies, and secretly I kind of thought I might be able to learn how to fly, but I was very young at the time.

Yes! I undress them and tie them up. I learned that in the Boy Scouts.

Where did you learn them? From my betters.

And to me at that time university I was at University of Pitts for undergrad, and that was like heaven, OK, because compared to what could have been in Kenya.

She told me women were running underground schools in her communities inside Afghanistan, and that her organization, the Afghan Institute of Learning, had started a school in Pakistan.

And it was so beautiful that I've been back there ever since, for the last seven years.

I know all about that trouble you had in that Southern university, Trent.

Where Mum had her dancing school.

And that is that some of the most important learning we ever do happens before we're born, while we're still in the womb.

I'm no longer there.

It's not anymore, but I found a retired geology professor to take me down, and he said, Okay, I'll let you have some water from the mine.

A very good one, too. That's where I learned my trade.

I had it? You had it, you mean!

And then I found myself back at that same school where I'd gone for that very first flight, teaching other people how to fly, just under 18 months after I'd left the spinal ward.

I got a scholarship but I needed to get myself here.

You can learn from him. You can learn control!

She won't wait for me. I've told you 100 times, left over right.

Looks like we're gonna be up to our ears in congressmen.

I stayed there for three years.

In 1968, in my own university I wasn't there at the time but in 1968, they were exploring the structure of the proton.

And I had only 260 men to do it.

And in those two years, I graduated with my first degree a bachelor s degree.

There is something called pit lamping.

We'll meet him there.

I'll have a piece of sewing.