upperlupus1617 - Posted on Dec 10, 2008

nm I don't care, people can do whatever they want, don't reply

Franju187 - Posted on Dec 23, 2008

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TBonePickensetc - Posted on Jan 22, 2009

Its not even an issue. Oil can be manufactured out of any thing that is made of carbon... trees.. lawn clippings... garbage etc.

mesadivad - Posted on Feb 12, 2009

The issue is not one of "running out" so much as it is not having enough to keep our economy running.

mesadivad - Posted on Feb 12, 2009

In this regard, the ramifications of Peak Oil for our civilization are similar to the ramifications of dehydration for the human body. The human body is 70 percent water. The body of a 200 pound man thus holds 140 pounds of water. Because water is so crucial to everything the human body does, the man doesn't need to lose all 140 pounds of water weight before collapsing due to dehydration. A loss of as little as 10-15 pounds of water may be enough to kill him.

cynthiakasper - Posted on Feb 13, 2009

.....and what energy source will you use to manufacture the bio-diesel?

TBonePickensetc - Posted on Feb 14, 2009

Energy is only a concern in a Price System. Google Technocracy movement .... that is alternative... not fake alternative

moniequa - Posted on Mar 3, 2009

Great analogy but oil and human body are not the same. First we don't know for how much for oil we have left or oil is definitely a finite resource. We don't know anything about oil. So you cannot compare a known with unknown. In short, you can't compare shit with orange.

moniequa - Posted on Mar 3, 2009

If its not going to be enough we turn to wind, liquid gas, and other shit, remember in the 90's we were runing out of electricity and the electric cost was skyrocketed what happened to it now?

theannoyingdogpoo - Posted on Mar 26, 2009

When are we going to hit peak turd? Can scientists tell?

randy7845 - Posted on Mar 28, 2009

Nice upload, look foward to watching the film.

quakebox - Posted on Mar 30, 2009

All industries on the planet are affected directly or indirectly by Oil, especially electricity, transportation, manufacturing, it's the most cheap and efficient energy source on earth

CookingWithSavana - Posted on Apr 30, 2009

Its all very true i must say

ozricbish - Posted on May 4, 2009

bio diesel will be no use, because oil is used for pesticides. Massive crop failures due infestation will mean that most available land will be needed for growing food....but its not all bad :-)

ozricbish - Posted on May 4, 2009

Great film, start planting veg folks. Transition towns and permaculture is our destiny...

vikingligrveldi001 - Posted on May 9, 2009

i have a degree in petroleum engineering, we have just finished the century of oil, and sitll have prospects for 30 to 50 years further refinery...but now...welcome to the century of gas. with LNG productions and future hydratest o be developed from seabeds, it is a potential 500+ year industry...u wont be seeing alternative energy for many many years to come

wind4watts - Posted on May 20, 2009

Do you really believe there will be anyone left alive on Earth in100 years time to use these resources let alone 500?.Withour paper thin atmosphere decaying the way it is, i hopeyour right!.

reedy93 - Posted on May 23, 2009

can you point me at a web sit,e thought LNG had peaked. methane hydrate ice A Possible Mechanism For Ice Age And Global Warming Cycles.found this on google has anybody taped into this yet ? is this what you mean about your 500+ year industry

reedy93 - Posted on May 24, 2009

I thought gas peak prodution was due to peak 2015-2025 .had a look at hydrates on the seabed of which there is more than twice coal oil gas combined, At present there is no suitable technology for recovering sea-bed methane hydrates.could be a potential 500+ year industry especially if it can,t be recovered ! u wont be seeing alternative energy for many many years to come ?Oil tycoon T-Boone Pickens seems to be putting a lot of his money in wind turbines

vikingligrveldi001 - Posted on May 29, 2009

Yes, all correct, except for the bit about wind turbines...ok yes, there a great idea...but...wind, though being a renewable resource, is not constant...wind does not blow at the same rate all the time and you need a certain speed in order to turn the turbines. therefore IF something is to be done about it...well, i cant change wind speed can you? more money is being put into that than into wind power, due to the current low oil price..its all politics and money these days

reedy93 - Posted on May 29, 2009

they work when the wind blows and in some places in america it,s windy its alternative energy and you will be seeing more of them plus other,s such as solar.within 15-20 years people will have large electrical storage at home so you can level the power requirements and make your own electric store its going to happen faster than methane hydrates from the sea bed, it has to

reedy93 - Posted on May 29, 2009

just noticed your from australia plenty of solar energy thier you may have been better doing a degree in that. don,t think we will get a century out of lpg boone says 20-30 years bridge to get other alternatives going

DamascusDrummerBoy - Posted on Jul 28, 2009

hey, wake up and smell the coffee

SageRai - Posted on Sep 28, 2009

answer. oil is a finite resource, mankind will out pace its demanded. small simple example... with the advance of technology, people live longer, huge children(global scale)mortality decrease,and human population increase. as a bloody race we live beyond our needs, and alot of developing nation are using coal and fossil fuel as scource. so in other word, there won't be enough oil for everyone , were killing the 20,000 yrs stable evironment that helping doing this in the first place. result war

Nibiru1975 - Posted on Jan 10, 2010

There is more oil in the usa than there is in the middle east ! they just wont Tap it.