In this episode of The Vancrux Podcast, we explore the life and legacy of Adam Smith — the man often called the father of modern economics, yet misunderstood by most.

Smith wasn’t just about markets or money — he was about morality, empathy, and human nature. From The Theory of Moral Sentiments to The Wealth of Nations, we unpack how Smith built the bridge between compassion and capitalism. We dive into the “Adam Smith Problem,” exploring how one man reconciled self-interest with sympathy — and how this paradox still defines modern society, from social media validation to the rise of global enterprise.

You’ll discover how Smith’s “invisible hand” isn’t just an economic force — it’s a psychological truth about how people, when guided by purpose and self-mastery, can uplift the world  ...