KevO wrote:peak oil gone viral on you tube - though I suggest watching it with your eyes closed
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAPf9V3_li0
DoomersUnite wrote:Its an old video. And peak oil isn't going viral because of it.
mos6507 wrote:Yes, it's ancient.
Sixstrings wrote:I still wonder who's behind it.. their website is still up (so somebody's been paying the bill the last 3 years).
Sixstrings wrote:mos6507 wrote:Yes, it's ancient.
I just looked at the date.. 2007. This is old news, I feel rickrolled.
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mos6507 wrote:What makes you think she couldn't do all this herself? You think it's prohibitive to put up a youtube video and a low-traffic website?
KevO wrote:Sixstrings wrote:mos6507 wrote:Yes, it's ancient.
I just looked at the date.. 2007. This is old news, I feel rickrolled.
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well its not really old news is it?
DoomersUnite wrote:Nope. Peak oil happened years ago now and we're all still here, posting away, pretending that old videos are new videos because why?
Sixstrings wrote:And in the videos she says "we" not I, one part of the other video she says "send us your ideas" but doesn't say who "us" is. Anyhow I could be wrong, just smells like viral marketing to me.
Sixstrings wrote:the whole resource-influenced financial crisis, has been a new chapter. There was no doom on this scale back in '06, '05, '04.
Sixstrings wrote:But slowly, gradually, things are falling apart. Like the frog in the boiling water that doesn't notice cuz it's so gradual.
DoomersUnite wrote:Sixstrings wrote:
So now, as we continue to grind our way through the arduous task of working off several bubbles here in the US, any little piece can be localized on and claimed as a peak oil effect. The recent QE for example, leads straight to a lower standard of living for some as their paychecks do not keep up with the price inflation of imported goods or commodities, effectively deflating the value of the excessive debt. And a problem for those companies which cannot raise prices, they get hit in the margin. Some will go out of business. And none of this is a surprise, or a consequence of peak oil.
DoomersUnite wrote:And a problem for those companies which cannot raise prices, they get hit in the margin. Some will go out of business. And none of this is a surprise, or a consequence of peak oil.
Sixstrings wrote:
That's what I don't understand about the Republicans.. they don't seem to realize that if you just tell half the country to go get lost and eat cake no-soup-for-you, then a LOT of small businesses also go under. And then more banks, and on up the foodchain in a massive deflationary cascade.
Xenophobe wrote:After Bens announcement this week, it doesn't seem that deflationary cycles are the concern?
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