My Inner Monologue

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Ever feel like you can't be boxed into a single category? So do I. Welcome home where labels are irrelevant and curiosity reigns supreme. Here, I unpack everything from the intricate algorithms of AI to the mysteries of particle physics, the nuances of human psychology to the vastness of the cosmos. We'll delve into topics that illustrate the complexity of both the world around us and the world within us. Each episode is a new foray into a different corner of my ever-curious mind, reflecting a journey that defies simple definitions.

  1. May 25

    The Paradox of Consciousness

    What if the most honest thing a person can say is "I know nothing"? In this episode, Parthasarathy M sits with the questions most of us inherit but rarely examine — why we want what we want, why money quietly runs the show, why we feel separate from each other when we so obviously aren't, and why suffering seems to live more in the mind than in the world outside it. It isn't a lecture. It isn't self-help. It's closer to thinking out loud — ten reflections that move through ego, desire, art, religion, death, solitude, and the strange architecture of the conditioned self. Drawing on Socrates, Camus, Buddhist thought, and everyday observation, the episode lands on what the author calls a philosophy of enough — sufficiency over excess, questions over certainty, presence over performance. What you'll sit with: — Why anything exists at all, and whether "meaning" is found or invented— The Buddhist idea of anatta, and the illusion of a fixed self— Money as the strangest thing humans ever agreed to believe in— Flow, art, and the rare moments we stop performing— Camus, Sisyphus, and what death actually takes from us— Solitude as peace — not as loneliness— If everything you are came from your genes, childhood, and environment… what's left that's actually you? If you've ever asked yourself "why do I do what I do?" and felt like no one around you was asking it back — this one's for you. A slow listen. Best taken with a long walk, or no plans after.

    27 min

  2. 08/25/2025

    Music, Logic and Morality

    4 guys talking!

    1h 57m

  3. 07/20/2025

    Stoicism : What is that even?

    Four guys talking about stoicism!

    1h 26m

  4. 07/20/2025

    Immanuel Kant: How to be good without religion

    Discover the fascinating life and revolutionary ideas of Immanuel Kant, the 18th-century philosopher who tried to answer one of humanity's biggest questions: How can we be good people without relying on religion? In this video, we break down Kant's complex philosophy into simple, everyday language. #deepthoughts #existentialism #happiness #Philosophy #Kant #Ethics #Morality #Enlightenment #CategoricalImperative #Philosophy101

    6 min

  5. 07/20/2025

    The philosopher who took his own life!

    Can anyone be truly a pessimist?

    5 min

  6. 06/23/2025

    Unpacking "Paravaiye Engirukirai": A Deep Dive into the Soul of Kattradhu Thamizh

    Join us for an intimate and free-flowing discussion that starts with a single song and blossoms into a profound exploration of a cinematic universe. In this episode, we delve into "Paravaiye Engirukirai," the masterpiece from the film Kattradhu Thamizh, composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja and sung by the legendary Ilaiyaraaja. The host argues that this track is one of the most significant in Yuvan's discography, perfectly capturing the multifaceted nature of love. The conversation navigates through the film's heart-wrenching story, exploring the lives of its protagonists, Prabhakaran and Anandhi, their powerful childhood bond, and the societal pressures that shape their tragic journey. In this episode, you’ll hear about: A detailed analysis of the song's lyrics and its pivotal role in the movie's narrative. The socio-political commentary of Kattradhu Thamizh on globalization, the value of language, and mental health. A look at the contrasting moods within the film's album, from the bleakness of "Innum Oar Iravu" to the vibrant optimism of "Para Para Para Pattampoochi." Philosophical reflections on love, loneliness, and the deep-seated human need for emotional connection. If you believe a song can be a world unto itself, this episode is for you. Tune in for a passionate and thought-provoking journey through music, film, and life itself.

    13 min

  7. 06/23/2025

    [Tamil] Unpacking "Paravaiye Engirukirai": A Deep Dive into the Soul of Kattradhu Thamizh

    Join me for an intimate and free-flowing discussion that starts with a single song and blossoms into a profound exploration of a cinematic universe. In this episode, we delve into "Paravaiye Engirukirai," the masterpiece from the film Kattradhu Thamizh, composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja and sung by the legendary Ilaiyaraaja. The host argues that this track is one of the most significant in Yuvan's discography, perfectly capturing the multifaceted nature of love. The conversation navigates through the film's heart-wrenching story, exploring the lives of its protagonists, Prabhakaran and Anandhi, their powerful childhood bond, and the societal pressures that shape their tragic journey. In this episode, you’ll hear about: A detailed analysis of the song's lyrics and its pivotal role in the movie's narrative. The socio-political commentary of Kattradhu Thamizh on globalization, the value of language, and mental health. A look at the contrasting moods within the film's album, from the bleakness of "Innum Oar Iravu" to the vibrant optimism of "Para Para Para Pattampoochi." Philosophical reflections on love, loneliness, and the deep-seated human need for emotional connection. If you believe a song can be a world unto itself, this episode is for you. Tune in for a passionate and thought-provoking journey through music, film, and life itself.

    14 min

  8. 06/19/2025

    Breaking Free: Why You Shouldn't Care What Others Think

    Why are we so obsessed with what other people think of us? In this raw and candid episode, we explore the deep-seated reasons behind our need for external validation, from our evolutionary drive to "fit in" to the social pressures of the modern world. Drawing inspiration from the philosophy of Jean-Paul Sartre, this podcast makes the case for living an "authentic" life—one where you are the sole creator of your own meaning and happiness. Learn why the opinions of others, whether praise or criticism, ultimately don't matter, and discover the freedom that comes from making choices that are truly your own.

    5 min
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Ever feel like you can't be boxed into a single category? So do I. Welcome home where labels are irrelevant and curiosity reigns supreme. Here, I unpack everything from the intricate algorithms of AI to the mysteries of particle physics, the nuances of human psychology to the vastness of the cosmos. We'll delve into topics that illustrate the complexity of both the world around us and the world within us. Each episode is a new foray into a different corner of my ever-curious mind, reflecting a journey that defies simple definitions.

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    Partha
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