This episode is slightly different, we decide it's time you get to know us (if you don't already) through some life-changing stories.

Throughout the episode, these devolve into fun stories from childhood than anything meaningful. we still sprinkle in how the stories may have influenced us or what we think they say about us / who we were at that time.

WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU SAW A PREGNANT LADY ??? makes you think

HELLOOO and welcome back to a more laid-back episode

In this ep, we talk about the backward theory, why easy decisions can lead to negative long-term experiences, and how this relates to suffering in our lives (intentional or otherwise).

We continue to divulge the importance of values and how they conduct your life experience, also loosely discussing the importance of curating your life experience through the people you surround yourself with - we continue by talking about the characteristics we don't like in ourselves and others (don't tell them/ we hope we explain why enough)

Let us know what you think of the episode below !!(if your on your phone)

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Welcome back, everyone. First episode is back in a minute!

Dan has just finished up with uni, we discuss why premature celebration is a bad thing and how the dynamics of dopamine and serotonin can influence your emotional states in times of anticipation.

We also briefly discuss language differences between countries and how translators adapt ancient texts for more consumption. The conversation evolves into a discussion about the differences between viruses, bacteria, and parasites.

Hope you learn something :)

HELLOO In this episode, we spoke on three distinct topics

• different psychological studies and thought experiments,
• ADHD and depression medication, and;
• should you date in your 20s?

This conversation we both believe holds some super insightful nuggets and also some potential controversial points that are interesting to dwell on despite how you interpret them.

Morning everyone! This one was all over the place with no specific topic, our discussions cover a wide range of topics today including -

Blood donations and how they extract plasma, mining, and why the government cares more about aboriginal sacred sites than the death of many sea animals. We also discuss the uncontacted tribes, modern war technologies, and how advanced they are

Will we ever reach a point where our war tech is so advanced as to prevent attacks?

aaaaand so much more, hope you enjoy this chaotic episode :)

Welcome back! In this episode, we discuss the ageold saying - "is it better to be feared or loved?"

We adapt the ancient theories of how to rule a kingdom to modern days to offer insight into how we are controlled today. We discuss various controversial topics (like shadow governments), but primarily COVID-19 and how it pulled the veil on Political intentions. aaaand so much more.

We enjoy these conversations because they never seem to be discussed anywhere, so it's always refreshing to zoom out on our lives and look at what we can see of the social mechanics of our world - We hope you take value from it :) enjoy :)

Welcome back! This was the first early morning DNE recording we've done We had some technical difficulties so apologies if it ends abruptly In this episode, we discuss music, the origin of instruments, and why we would have created music in the first place. We go further to talk about music copyrights, the range of sound we can hear - which further develops into a DNE-style trail off about the importance of hearing relative to other senses. TO BE CONTINUED

Helloooo and welcome to another DNE episode In this episode, we talk about short-form content! its origins, where we think it will go, and the various ways it is impacting our lives from the way we consume traditional media to how it influences our attention span. Definitely a topic that everyone can relate to, We talk about how we manage our use and also contemplate the impact our generation of media will have on our future lives by examining how people's past behavior on social media has impacted people's lives already.

Daniel and Eamon are back after a long break. We discuss traffic lights and the alternatives to traffic control in different countries (through our personal anecdotes). In claaassic DNE fashion, we trail off to share our funny stories of food poisoning in China and Japan. This extends into a conversation about food... Why does red meat go off before white meat? and dwelled on how much food is wasted by people blindly following the use-by date. we hope you enjoy :)))

Welcome baacck! Eamon has returned for a conversation about drugs, everything from anabolic steroids to antidepressants with a main focus on illicit drugs. We discuss how alcohol is made and theorize why illicit drugs may not be legalized. We also talk about people's desire to use drugs as a path to altered states of consciousness along with why this may be the case and soooo much more... In classic DNE fashion, we trail off into a conversation about gossip and its impact on the social environment as well as bullying and its impacts.