In today’s episode we plunge into the intriguingly murky world with the profound Professor David B. Collum.
Aptly titled, "Hello Darkness: A Chilling Journey into the Abyss" it's a captivating journey through a labyrinth of contentious topics, from scandalous political intrigues to the convoluted realities of climate change, gender transition and directed energy weapons.
Collum, armed with his razor-sharp intellect and unique perspectives, serves as our guide, steering us through this dark maze, sparking intense and thought-provoking discussions.
Dave doesn’t care if he comes across as an asshole. He really doesn’t. He’s just trying to get it right.
Dr. David B. Collum, MA, MS, Ph.D. is a Professor at The Cornell University. He received a Doctor of Philosophy from Columbia University in the City of New York. His research interests are Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Physical Organic Chemistry, Organolithium Chemistry, Organosodium Chemistry, Kinetics, Reaction Mechanism.
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