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Narrative Convergence- Dave Collum and Melody Wright Melody Wright is a strategist, writer, technologist living in Johnson City, TN. She joins professor of organic chemistry at Cornell University Dave Collum to discuss data centers, Trump’s trip to China, Kevin Warsh confirmation, how climate panic is over, private credit, the...

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