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Isaac Newton is often remembered as one of the greatest scientists in history. Known for the laws of motion, gravity, and optics, Newton helped shape modern science. But behind these discoveries was a solitary, obsessive thinker who worked in isolation, controlled his ideas carefully, and avoided public exposure. This long-form documentary explores Newton beyond the “genius” myth. From his early life in rural England to his years at Cambridge, from the plague years of intense private work to the publication of the Principia, this biography examines Newton as a system builder — a man who sought to reduce nature to rules that could be written, controlled, and defended. The video covers Newton’s work on motion and gravity, his experiments with light, his conflicts with Robert Hooke and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, his hidden studies in alchemy, and his deep engagement with theology. It reveals how Newton’s life was shaped by isolation, rivalry, and a desire for intellectual control. This is not a motivational story or a simplified science lesson. It is a structured, analytical biography designed for long listening, focusing on how knowledge is built, controlled, and turned into authority. If you enjoy stories like this, subscribe:    / @yourhandle   00:00:00 - A Mind That Would Not Stop 00:07:00 - An Unwanted Beginning 00:13:50 - Withdrawal Into Study 00:21:33 - The Plague Years 00:29:45 - Building a System of Nature 00:38:20 - Light, Experiment, and Control 00:46:22 - Conflict with Hooke 00:54:33 - Reluctant Publication 01:02:54 - The Principia and Authority 01:10:22 - Alchemy and the Hidden Work 01:19:10 - Theology and Order 01:27:51 - Power and Institutions 01:35:03 - The Leibniz Dispute 01:42:39 - Isolation at the Peak 01:49:38 - What Newton Actually Built