A continuation of the last podcast episode where Wei Han was invited, this part starts to explore the philosophical studies that Wei Han went into and how he plans to develop this into a career.

The episode starts with a discussion on how society perceives philosophy as a useless and unimportant subject that doesn't provide an actual means of making money. However, the main objective of philosophy on its own is mainly to pass down knowledge just like how humans are designed to do, passing on the best genes to the next generations. Wei Han also touched on an interesting ideology by his father where he doesn't believe in god but the idea of the father passing down knowledge to his son and the process of repeating it for eternity.

When talking about the future developments of Racuned, there's something unique and interesting that we just learned that they're doing. Street Poem. Wei Han and Kwan actually experimented with the idea of Street poems in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. While it was not well received due to the culture in Malaysia, they did get someone approaching them because of the typewriter which they're using and subsequently requested a poem from them.

Of course, the future is bright and interesting with both Wei Han and Kwan planning to organise talk shows, art exhibits, and potentially even a podcast to share their unorthodox ideas and thoughts with those who are like-minded.

Check them out below:

Wei Han | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wei_hann/

Racuned | Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/racuneddotcom/

Racuned | Website: https://racuned.com/

For a detailed discussion on this topic, check out the full podcast episode linked above.

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