10/10 Documentaries To Make You Smart Again

The video provides a curated list of thought-provoking documentaries, appealing to viewers interested in learning and expanding their knowledge. The "niche edition" aspect suggests a unique selection, potentially driving curiosity and engagement.

The video presents a list of 10 documentaries that aim to make viewers smarter, with the recommendations becoming progressively more niche. The documentaries cover a range of topics including social media's impact, economics, environmental issues, animal welfare, historical atrocities, systemic racism, advertising, corporate fraud, philosophy, and the nature of history.

The Social Dilemma (documentary film about social media's negative impact on society, its interface is not operated, it generates or edits nothing, no visible result comes from it, someone says what it does for them, it merely APPEARS as a poster, removing it would not change what happens in the video) Capital in the Twenty-First Century (documentary film about economics, its interface is not operated, it generates or edits nothing, no visible result comes from it, someone says what it does for them, it merely APPEARS as a poster, removing it would not change what happens in the video) Blackfish (documentary film about animal captivity and the treatment of orcas, its interface is not operated, it generates or edits nothing, no visible result comes from it, someone says what it does for them, it merely APPEARS as a poster, removing it would not change what happens in the video) Icarus (documentary film about doping in sports, its interface is not operated, it generates or edits nothing, no visible result comes from it, someone says what it does for them, it merely APPEARS as a poster, removing it would not change what happens in the video) The Act of Killing (documentary film about perpetrators of genocide in Indonesia, its interface is not operated, it generates or edits nothing, no visible result comes from it, someone says what it does for them, it merely APPEARS as a poster, removing it would not change what happens in the video) 13th (documentary film about systemic racism and mass incarceration in the US, its interface is not operated, it generates or edits nothing, no visible result comes from it, someone says what it does for them, it merely APPEARS as a poster, removing it would not change what happens in the video) The Century of the Self (documentary film about the use of psychoanalysis in politics and advertising, its interface is not operated, it generates or edits nothing, no visible result comes from it, someone says what it does for them, it merely APPEARS as a poster, removing it would not change what happens in the video) Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room (documentary film about the Enron scandal, its interface is not operated, it generates or edits nothing, no visible result comes from it, someone says what it does for them, it merely APPEARS as a poster, removing it would not change what happens in the video) Examined Life (documentary film featuring philosophers discussing their ideas, its interface is not operated, it generates or edits nothing, no visible result comes from it, someone says what it does for them, it merely APPEARS as a poster, removing it would not change what happens in the video) Can't Get You Out of My Head (documentary film exploring themes of history and culture, its interface is not operated, it generates or edits nothing, no visible result comes from it, someone says what it does for them, it merely APPEARS as a poster, removing it would not change what happens in the video) Binge Thinking (event organizer, its interface is not operated, it generates or edits nothing, no visible result comes from it, someone says what it does for them, it merely APPEARS as a brand name on screen and in the creator's bio, removing it would not change what happens in the video)