In this episode, we will introduce The Great SOCRATES, a greek philosopher from Athens, Greece. 

We will have a free-flowing conversation, no edits, all raw, relatable discussion on the points below:

1.  Socratic method

2.  Virtues

3. “I know that i know nothing”

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In this episode, we will introduce DAVID RICARDO, a British political economist, and his Economic view points on LABOR, WAGES, and more.

We will have a free-flowing conversation, no edits, all raw, relatable discussion on the points below:

1. Labor theory of value

2. Iron law on wages

3. Law on comparative advantage

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In this episode, we will introduce ADAM SMITH, a scottish philosopher, known as the father of ecomonics. We will have a free-flowing conversation, no edits, all raw, relatable discussion on the points below:

 1. The Theory of The Invisible Hand  

2. Nature of man 

3. Free market economy

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In this episode, we will introduce JEAN JACQUES ROSSEAU on the 3rd version SOCIAL CONTRACT THEORY who said “Man is born free and everywhere he is in chains”.   We will have a free-flowing conversation, no edits, all raw, relatable discussion on the points below:

 1. Nature of man

 2. State of nature 

3. General Will

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In this episode, we will introduce KARL MARX and his CONFLICT THEORY, on his own theory of nature of man and origin of our governments. . We will have a free-flowing conversation, no edits, all raw, relatable discussion on the points below:

1. “nature of man"

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In this episode, we will introduce JOHN LOCKE and his version of Social Contract Theory, on his own theory of nature of man and origin of our governments. We will have a free-flowing conversation, no edits, all raw, relatable discussion on the points below:

1.  “Man is by nature good, free and equal.”

2. “Theory of Tabula rasa - mind is a blank slate”

3.  “Similarities and differences to Thomas Hobbes Social Contract Theory.”

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In this episode, we will introduce THOMAS HOBBES and his Theory on Social Contract, which seeks to answer the origin of our governments.  We will have a free-flowing conversation, no edits, all raw, relatable discussion on the points below:

1.  “Man is by nature evil, but rational.”

2.  “Life under the state of nature is nasty, brutish and short.”

3.  “People agreed to establish a government to achieve order and peace.”

4.  In relation to present events - Hobbes' theory in relation to present social issues like Anti-Terrorism Bill".

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In this episode, we will introduce Niccolò Machiavelli and his philosophies on leadership and politics.  We will have a free-flowing conversation, no edits, all raw, relatable discussion on the points below:

1.  Its better to feared than loved, but avoid being hated. 

2.  You must have the strength of a lion and the cunning of a fox 

3.  The end justifies the means

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In this very first episode, we will introduce the concept of our Podcast - Modernong Pilosopo hosted by us the Monderong Pilosopos (Atty. Rene Abcede Jr. and Brian Brusas)

Then we will jump into meat of the topic - Utilitarianism.  We will have a free-flowing conversation, no edits, all raw, relatable discussion on the topic - JOHN STUART MILL ON “UTILITARIANISM”  What if a certain act promotes happiness to a certain person or group persons but has contrary effect to others?  What if a certain act produce happiness at the same time pain?   

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