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Dave Collum

Professor of organic chemistry from Cornell University. Contributes expertise in chemistry and geopolitical analysis.

Top 3 podcasts with Dave Collum

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Feb 5, 2025 • 1h 33min

Dave Collum and Alex Krainer #1061

Dave Collum, a Cornell University chemistry professor, and Alex Krainer, former hedge fund manager and founder of Krainer Analytics, dive deep into NATO's role in Ukraine, challenging perceptions of Putin as the main issue. They discuss the historical roots of NATO-Russia tensions and the complexities of the Ukraine conflict, probing the implications of current geopolitical dynamics. The conversation also touches on misconceptions in economic indicators and the potential automated responses to nuclear threats, offering a thought-provoking analysis of pressing global issues.
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Jan 29, 2025 • 1h 35min

Dave Collum and James Howard Kunstler #1056

Joining the conversation are Dave Collum, a Cornell professor of organic chemistry, and James Howard Kunstler, a writer and blogger known for his insights on societal issues. They navigate the complexities of RFK Jr.'s confirmation hearings and the geopolitical storm of Russia and Ukraine. The duo humorously critiques the healthcare system while discussing the evolution of political ideologies and the implications of AI advancements. They also delve into the intricacies of financial manipulation involving precious metals and the effects of immigration on Ireland's economy.
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Jan 8, 2025 • 1h 53min

Dave Collum and James Howard Kunstler #1033

Dave Collum, a Cornell University organic chemistry professor, joins James Howard Kunstler, a writer and podcast host known for his social commentary. They dive into Trump’s polarizing comments on foreign policy and explore the alarming decline in birth rates. The duo critiques the financial system, likening it to a Ponzi scheme, while discussing the implications of private equity and digital currencies like Bitcoin. They also reflect on urban development's challenges and society's growing reliance on pharmaceuticals, all while navigating the complex landscape of modern politics.