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Dave Collum’s 2022 Year In Review, Part 2: The War In Ukraine & How Does It End?
Dave Collum’s 2022 Year In Review, Part 2: The War In Ukraine & How Does It End? Hello darkness my old friend. I come to talk with you again. ~ Simon and Garfunkle in The Sounds of Silence This Year in Review is brought to you by Pfizer, FTX, and Raytheon… Every year, David Collum writes a detailed […]
Dave Collum’s 2022 Year In Review, Part 1: All Roads Lead To Ukraine
Dave Collum’s 2022 Year In Review, Part 1: All Roads Lead To Ukraine This Year in Review is brought to you by Pfizer, FTX, and Raytheon… Every year, David Collum writes a detailed “Year in Review” synopsis full of keen perspective and plenty of wit. This year’s is no exception, with Dave striking again in his usually […]
Dave Collum’s 2019 Year In Review: “I Fought The Fed, And The Fed Won”
Dave Collum’s 2019 Year In Review: “I Fought The Fed, And The Fed Won” Authored by David B. Collum, Betty R. Miller Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology – Cornell University (Email: dbc6@cornell.edu, Twitter: @DavidBCollum), “I hope David comes to his senses.” ~ Nassim Taleb (@nntaleb), best-selling author and Professor at NYU Every year, David Collum writes a detailed […]
David Collum: Everything That Mattered In 2018
David Collum: Everything That Mattered In 2018 And what lies ahead for 2019 The only thing nearly as enlightening as reading David Collum’s epic Year In Review is listening to him and Chris Martenson riff about its highlights. Strap in, grab some eggnog, and listen to this year’s recap: Everyone thinks the markets are now […]
2018 Year in Review: Part 2
2018 Year in Review: Part 2 And then things got even weirder… If you’ve not yet read Part 1, click here to do so. The whole enchilada can be downloaded as a single PDF hereor viewed in parts via the hot-linked contents as follows: Contents Part 2 Human Achievement Nature Middle East Syria Nerve Gas […]
2018 Year in Review
2018 Year in Review The year everything changed Every year, friend-of-the-site David Collum writes a detailed “Year in Review” synopsis full of keen perspective and plenty of wit. This year’s is no exception. As with past years, he has graciously selected PeakProsperity.com as the site where it will be published in full. It’s quite longer than our usual […]
2017 Year In Review
Tortoon/Shutterstock 2017 Year In Review Markets fiddle while Rome burns Every year, friend-of-the-site David Collum writes a detailed “Year in Review” synopsis full of keen perspective and plenty of wit. This year’s is no exception. As with past years, he has graciously selected PeakProsperity.com as the site where it will be published in full. It’s quite longer than […]
2017: Carbon Brief’s end-of-year review
2017: Carbon Brief’s end-of-year review As the year draws to a close, Carbon Brief takes a look at 2017’s top climate and energy stories through the medium of numbers… 49 countries For CO2 emissions to fall, they first have to peak. And research published this year suggests that this is already happening. The report, produced […]
2017 Year in Review–James Howard Kunstler
2017 Year in Review 2017 was the kind of year when no amount of showers could wash off the feeling of existential yeccchhhhh that crept over you day after day like jungle rot. You needed to go through the carwash without your car… or maybe an acid bath would get the stink off. Cinematically, if […]
David Collum: We’ve Got A Recession Coming
David Collum: We’ve Got A Recession Coming A bad one, at that Whether or not you’ve had time yet to plow your way through David Collum’s excellent 2016 Year in Review, our annual podcast with Dave always brings additional color to light — and this year’s is no exception. Any model based on an assumed 7.5% […]
2015 Year In Review
macbrianmun/Shutterstock 2015 Year In Review “To the intelligent man or woman, life appears infinitely mysterious, but the stupid have an answer for everything.” ~Edward Abbey I am penning my seventh “Year in Review.” These summaries began exclusively for myself, evolved into a sort of holiday cheer for a couple hundred e-quaintances with whom I had […]
