The Vanquish Podcast - Host Jeevan Matharu
With a self-improvement and philosophical undertone, this podcast will help you become a better version of yourself. We have guests from all walks of life, but who all have valuable advice to give. As well as guests, there are also episodes from the host providing thought-provoking discussions. On the show, we like discussing deep or even controversial topics. Here at Vanquish, we are interested in many topics, from Philosophy to Psychology, and History to Science. Our guests are interesting, and we allow them to provide value. Nothing is off limits, and the 'freedom of speech and ideas' is strongly encouraged. As a show have a thirst for knowledge and understanding. We hope you have gained some value from listening to our show!
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Imagine standing on the edge of the Grand Canyon. You’re struck by the sheer enormity of it—the colors, the vastness, the silence. It’s breathtaking, awe-inspiring, almost otherworldly. But then, as you take it all in, a thought creeps in: What does this mean? Why do we feel so small yet so captivated in moments like t
Hedonistic Opportunities - Henry Woodman - The Vanquish Podcast-(Host Jeevan Matharu)
We’re diving into the fascinating journey of Henry Woodman—a man whose story starts with buying Pac-Man consoles at auction and evolves into a multi-faceted career. From founding and selling a cutting-edge tech firm specializing in virtual tours to venturing into the world of storytelling by adapting his father’s book
Today, we’re exploring the growing field of Artificial Intelligence—AI—and tackling some big philosophical dilemmas: Can machines think? Should they have rights? What ethical dilemmas arise from creating machines that could surpass human intelligence? And, as AI develops, will it become a friend or a foe? Today, we’ll
How should we make decisions, especially in moral dilemmas? Utilitarianism asks us to maximize happiness for the greatest number, while deontological ethics insists on doing what’s right, no matter the cost. To unpack this debate, we’ll lean on the ideas of John Stuart Mill, a utilitarian, and Immanuel Kant, the champi
This thought experiment takes us to the heart of religion, risk, and the choices we make based on belief—or the lack thereof. If you’ve ever found yourself questioning the existence of God, or how to approach faith, then this episode is for you. So, what exactly is Pascal's Wager? Let’s break it down. The French philos
'A farmer owned a single horse essential for his work. One day, the horse ran away. The neighbors came to express their sympathy, “Such bad luck!” The farmer simply replied, “Good luck, bad luck, who knows?” A week later, the horse returned, bringing with it a herd of wild horses. The neighbors now exclaimed, “What gre
