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In this episode, we dive deep with David Collum, exploring a wide range of topics including the presence of psychopaths in positions of power, the financial market’s history and future, and the concept of inflation. David also discusses the rise of authoritarianism, the hidden influences within global banking systems, and how past and present geopolitical dynamics shape the world today. He offers unique insights into his experiences and thoughts on diverse subjects such as the 2008 financial crisis, student loans, and potential future scenarios including violent elections and economic volatility. This enriching conversation sheds light on complex economic theories and the sociopolitical landscape, all seasoned with David’s personal anecdotes and thought-provoking observations.

00:00 Introduction to Psychopathic Traits in Power
00:39 Interview with David Cullum
00:50 Bob Moriarty’s Influence and Early Internet Days
01:42 Market Insights and Personal Investment Stories
08:07 Inflation and Economic Theories
19:40 Banking Sector and Authoritarianism
30:38 The Complexity of Jewish Identity and Antisemitism
31:33 Exploring Historical and Modern Antisemitism
31:57 Books and Theories on Totalitarianism and Conspiracies
32:48 Sociopaths in Power and Their Impact
34:50 The Orchestration of Power and Money
35:21 The Role of Sociopaths in Society
36:21 The Banking System and Economic Crises
39:08 Student Loans and Higher Education Reform
41:52 Debt Jubilees and Economic Theories
44:47 Predictions for Future Political and Economic Events
49:32 Reflections on Market Trends and Deflation
54:10 Final Thoughts and Contact Information

David B. Collum is an economic commentator, chemist, Betty R. Miller Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology at Cornell University. He holds a PhD, Columbia University, MS, Columbia University, MA, Columbia University and BS, Cornell University.

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