As a biochemist, I always love to watch documentaries like this because there is always something new you can learn. However, I spotted what many already mentioned from the "React" episode. You can tell this is a film with an agenda. Every other scene has to be woke. Something that made me even more angry is that they brought in a chiropractor as a "source" of information instead of a physiotherapist for that massaging scene. For those who don't know Chriopractory is based on pseudoscience (it's a whole topic you can search about). These people don't know anything and yet they ask their opinion. First docu series I see with this kind of factually incorrect thing in it. Another thing, they let the biomedical engineer girl talk waaay more than the actual neuroscientists, which is very weird to me since they are the most knowledgeable on the brain. Didn't go into any history, very superficial anatomy and information (as others mentioned) as well. The only reason I like it is that it talks about biomedical topics in a video medium with real life examples, which is enjoyable to watch, no doubt. I just wish they would've taken it more seriously and checked certain things.
Review of Human: The World Within
