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Can just three paintings explain human nature better than a hundred books? Why do people go to war? Why do they fear? Why do they kill? And why do they sometimes end up destroying those closest to them? This documentary is not simply about the Spanish painter Francisco Goya. It is about humanity itself. Through Goya's most iconic paintings, we embark on a journey that weaves together art, philosophy, psychology, and history. Along the way, we encounter Socrates, the Solomon Asch conformity experiment, Stanley Milgram's obedience experiment, Hannah Arendt, the Napoleonic Wars, *Taxi Driver*, Robert Oppenheimer, and even artificial intelligence. How does fear become a monster? How does a human being become a machine? And why do humanity's greatest creations sometimes end up consuming their creators? More than two centuries after they were painted, Goya's works still seem to explain our modern world better than they explain the era in which they were created. Perhaps Goya was never painting monsters. Perhaps he was painting us. *Topics covered:* Francisco Goya The Black Paintings The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters Saturn Devouring His Son The Third of May 1808 Socrates Solomon Asch Experiment Stanley Milgram Experiment Hannah Arendt The Banality of Evil Taxi Driver Robert Oppenheimer Napoleon French Revolution Artificial Intelligence Philosophy Psychology History #FranciscoGoya #Philosophy #Psychology #History #Art #Documentary #Oppenheimer #TaxiDriver #ArtificialIntelligence