tedbohne wrote:no one actually knows when "peak" oil will be.
tedbohne wrote:science will find a way, and I suspect they already have, to use hydrogen as a motor fuel.
tedbohne wrote:Consider that it took the earth four point five thousand million years to produce however much is there.
I wonder how long this one will last?Cashmere wrote:I love the 1st post debunkers.
tedbohne wrote:the two most common things in the universe are hydrogen and stupidity
False?coyote wrote:tedbohne wrote:science will find a way, and I suspect they already have, to use hydrogen as a motor fuel.
False.
Professor Membrane wrote: Not now son, I'm making ... TOAST!
Gee, Coyote, how harsh! I just finished watching a Star Trek episode...coyote wrote:False.tedbohne wrote:science will find a way, and I suspect they already have....
threadbear wrote:Oil is a complicated business, and many here are saavy geologically, but don't understand the dynamics of basic marketing policy very well. To take it a step further and try to explain that manipulation operates in tandem with supply problems is doubly difficult.
When you have most of the easily recoverable, cheap oil, controlled by the Opec cartel, where there is limited transparency, regarding actual supply, there is going to be complete confusion. Cause and effect get flipped around. Intuitively, it certainly seems we are seeing depleting supply of cheap stuff, though. Don't you think?
Thanks for the post, Tedbohne and welcome!
threadbear wrote:Oil is a complicated business, and many here are saavy geologically, but don't understand the dynamics of basic marketing policy very well. To take it a step further and try to explain that manipulation operates in tandem with supply problems is doubly difficult.
When you have most of the easily recoverable, cheap oil, controlled by the Opec cartel, where there is limited transparency, regarding actual supply, there is going to be complete confusion. Cause and effect get flipped around. Intuitively, it certainly seems we are seeing depleting supply of cheap stuff, though. Don't you think?
Thanks for the post, Tedbohne and welcome!
yesplease wrote:False?coyote wrote:tedbohne wrote:science will find a way, and I suspect they already have, to use hydrogen as a motor fuel.
False.
What did you mean?coyote wrote:Yes, I know. That's not what I meant.yesplease wrote:False?coyote wrote:False.tedbohne wrote:science will find a way, and I suspect they already have, to use hydrogen as a motor fuel.
Professor Membrane wrote: Not now son, I'm making ... TOAST!
JustaGirl wrote:Can anyone confirm the capped wells story? I have heard many stories like this now & in different parts of the country & I really don't know WTF to think anymore.
BigTex wrote:Wells were capped, the question is why. To me, the obvious answer is because they were no longer profitable because the price of oil collapsed.JustaGirl wrote:Can anyone confirm the capped wells story? I have heard many stories like this now & in different parts of the country & I really don't know WTF to think anymore.
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