Do you know that feeling you get when you go to a museum and see a painting you've never seen before, and your first reaction is: 'I don't like it'? Well, it's not that you don't like it — it's that you don't understand it. You don't know it, so you can't truly appreciate it. It's impossible.In the same way, you can't fully understand the world without knowing a bit of classical culture. The Greeks and Romans built their world around gods they believed in, and throughout human history, we've constantly referenced those gods. Without that context, a lot of what we see and experience today loses its deeper meaning. Comunicador y humorista español. Estudió Publicidad y RRPP en la Complutense, donde conoció a Juan Ibáñez, con quien forma dúo desde 2001. Han trabajado en El Club de la Comedia, M80 y, desde 2006, dan vida a Trancas y Barrancas en El Hormiguero. Es cantante de El Hombre Linterna y autor de libros como This Book is the Milk y Oh, My God. Junto a Ibáñez y Jorge Marrón, dirige Tres Calaveras Huecas, realizando eventos audiovisuales y monólogos por España. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx