>Scizo peak oil user was right
>Look at the chart
>We'll be dead in a few years
Scizo peak oil user was right
Parker Edwards
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Xavier Collins
Club of Rome is the house.
House always wins.
Ask Paddock or Caesars
Adrian Jones
No he wasn't. There's a fuck load of oil to get, the shortage is artificial
Nathan Rogers
we need hundreds of nuclear power plants and we needed them ten years ago
Adrian Adams
*6 months
Jaxon Jenkins
OY vey you bigot
William Robinson
What does peak oil have to do with this shit? Isn´t it just a peak production and a decline?
Christian Fisher
>major oil supplier sanctioned to hell, decreasing global supply
>is this peak oil???
Lincoln Flores
Schizos were right again, stop the presses
Christopher Jackson
so if you drain all the oil and gas out of an area, which si a polymer there for very bad heat conductor compared to stone and water. it torches the ground of lava earth and conducts the heat upward. how much hotter will it get?
Camden Garcia
>peak oil
>Artificially murder your supplier
He was right but not the way he intended
Carson Morgan
"Most people are going to learn a hard lesson"
Hudson Perez
It takes more energy than we get from the oil. That is not sustainable.
The only real solution.
At some point we can't extract any more oil at this time. Reservoirs refill on a geological time scale.
Owen Walker
No it does not, nigger retard
Christian Richardson
Agreed on nuclear though
James Jones
>takes more energy than we get from the oil.
Lol retard
Benjamin Ward
How is it cost effective to pump reservoirs full of water or process tar sand?
Hudson Anderson
Fukushima curbstomped any chances of new nuclear plants being built, made the general public afraid of nuclear disaster. The reality is that nuclear is much safer/cleaner than fossil fuels (most on Any Forums know this already), but lack of public support remains the largest barrier to expansion of nuclear infrastructure.
If new nuclear plants open up, it'll likely be due to prohibitive prices on coal, oil, and natural gas. That's going to be the general trend for peak oil IMO: as fossil fuels become scarcer and more expensive, people reactively seek out alternative energy sources.
Isaac Ross
>How is it cost effective to pump reservoirs full of water or process tar sand?
If you make more money than you spend, that's how. Retard.
Xavier Flores
If you're expending more and more energy to get energy, at some point you're just breaking even. That is not sustainable.
Caleb Sanders
>just flip flopping between energy and cost
>doesn't understand how any of this works
You're unironically too stupid to have this conversation.
Ryan Diaz
>We'll be dead in a few years
my body is ready
Bentley Robinson
You haven't actually answered anything.
At some point no one can afford to buy the insanely expensive energy because getting it out of the ground and making it usable, like removing the water or sand, increasingly costs more and more.
Colton Robinson
>it'll get so expensive that the people producing it will stop producing!
Holy God damn fuck. You might be the dumbest mother fucker on the planet. Chapter 2 of Babbys first Econ explains how high prices of a good invite more producers and economies of scale that increase the supply the decrease the price. This isn't new.
Jonathan Martinez
You can't die. This is Hell