DNE Podcast

Heeellooo Eeeeveryoneee! And welcome yet another D&E Episode. In this episode I Dan ride on a little solo experience, talking about myself, a bot of the podcast origins, and some of my complexities and thoughts, in other words, welcome to my head. So get a beverage, hot or cold, have a seat, and brace yourself for the next hour of content. Hope you enjoy it!!

SECOND EPISODE THIS WEEK !!! lucky you! Following the episode earlier this week, we discuss the ethics behind using animals for food production. We contemplate whether a poor quality of life is worse than no life at all and whether the quality of treatment has any impact on the morality of using animals to our advantage. We also compared the conscious experience of humans to that of animals and this helped guide us through vegan perspectives. enjoy this deeper dive into the food conversation :)

HELLOOO trialing shorter episodes this week - let us know what you think down below! This week we talk about what really constitutes food? We mention some fun facts about where some foods come from and we contemplate what is required for all-season food service. We also briefly touch on veganism and harvesting bees for honey. enjoyyyy :))))

Welcome back after another missed week !!

In this episode we talk about Human IQ, how it's measured, and what the human brain is good and bad at. We discuss a couple of ideas around space and time travel.

We also contemplate the existentialism of going on a spacewalk - and most importantly

Does astronaut 'human waste' get dumped into space or stored and returned to Earth?

ENJOYY :)

DAN IS BACKKK

In this episode, we play around with AI (chat GPT 3.5) to find out how it answers some of the questions we ask on our podcast. we discuss where AI is now, the future of AI, and the history of computers.

In classic DNE style - we trial off into a conversation about different energy production methods. Dan teaches about nuclear power (how it's created and its risks) and we laughed at how the Chernobyl dogs could be plotting a global takeover.

Added a little Q&A to this and future episodes, feel free to write something!

enjoy ~!!

Welcome back!

No Daniel this week due to the university schedule making him unavailable. so I, Eamon sit down for an interesting experience making a solo episode. in this one I share some perspectives I have that I've been told are interesting, some life lessons/attitudes I've learned and how I obtained them - I also share some snippets of information from things I've learned listening to other podcasts.

I hope you enjoy the episode, I missed having the discourse with Dan but I'm sure he'll be back in the 21st or 22nd episode :)

We discuss Good and Evil, is this a perspective thing or does good and evil exist?

Does true selflessness exist?

On the origins of good and evil, we discuss the role religion has played and how religion (Christianity) has influenced the world and our social environment

We also talk about our social environment, discussing the moral dilemmas about things we both experience in our day-to-day lives that you'll relate you - and how you react, does it make you good or evil?

We discuss the value of the individual from a number of perspectives.

There are many ways we are valued in our world and universe, so how can we measure value and what can we do to increase how valuable we are?

This one is an interesting discussion that we hope prompts you to think about what you believe adds value to your person and prompts you to think about how that relates to the circumstance you find yourself in.

This is our favorite episode yet! packed with perspectives we think really important

We discuss our freedoms in the world and how limited they really are from both a legal and social perspective. The conversation extends into how we can maximize our freedom and the benefits of restricting social freedom, because - how free should everyone be?

We also address and discuss topics around this relating to the importance of questioning the world around us and becoming aware of why things are the way they are - it's a topic we feel passionate about (reflected in the length of the episode) and one often not discussed so we really hope you enjoy it as well!! :)

Missed last week but we're back!

In this episode Eamon speaks about current events in the world of economics that could lead to heavy inflation and split the global economy - we speculate on how it could play out how it came to this.

Above all this week's episode brings you information we believe is important and interesting that we are shocked none is talking about! (feels like everyone is talking about inflation though)

we hope you find BRICS and its influence as interesting as we do :)