More reading:
http://cbs.marketwatch.com/new...=mktw
$100/Barrel Crude by 2010?
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There will be gasoline availible for the next 200 years at least, its just it will be so expensive it wont be practical for daily transportation. I really dont care, as long as I can get some 106 for weekends every once and a while my life will continue just fine. You guys are talking about this like its the end of the world or something.
J-Spec Tuner wrote:There will be gasoline availible for the next 200 years at least, its just it will be so expensive it wont be practical for daily transportation. I really dont care, as long as I can get some 106 for weekends every once and a while my life will continue just fine. You guys are talking about this like its the end of the world or something.
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89240sx wrote:seriously man just do your part and sell your 240 and buy a hybrid or a honda or even a diesel....
you are worked up by propaganda
all of those links are seriously slanted
LOL! Propaganda? Serious technical studies are slanted? The last one was motivated by the eternal greed factor.
I welcome your research that points to a contrary view.
Face facts, bub, the cheap stuff is gone. I just read that they're drilling down to a total depth of over 21,000 feet in Nova Scotia in 6000 feet of water.
Cheap food depends heavily on cheap oil. Fertilizers, pesticides, insecticides and transporation of foodstuffs all depend upon cheap energy. Tires, plastic and medicine all depend on cheap oil. The cheap stuff is gone. Please prove me wrong.
A link describing the petroleum's impact on daily life:
http://www.newcolonist.com/world_without_oil.html
http://www.newcolonist.com/world_without_oil.html
What proof have you brought to the conversation but slanted articles?
I'm not going to debate something that has been debated since the uses of Oil were first discovered...
And like I said, you are so worried about it than do your part and try to not be too dependant on Oil
blabbing on and on and on and on about the evils of OIL on a performance CAR forum is pretty pointless IMO
I'm not going to debate something that has been debated since the uses of Oil were first discovered...
And like I said, you are so worried about it than do your part and try to not be too dependant on Oil
blabbing on and on and on and on about the evils of OIL on a performance CAR forum is pretty pointless IMO
I've brought plenty of info for the members to ponder. I don't want to seem argumentative but what have you brought? I welcome evidence that runs contrary to the findings and data I have furnished. The sad fact of the matter is that it's very hard to find anything that says otherwise.89240sx wrote:What proof have you brought to the conversation but slanted articles?
Quote »And like I said, you are so worried about it than do your part and try to not be too dependant on Oil[/quote]The point I have been trying to make is that civilization as we know it was created and is run on cheap and plentiful hydrocarbons. We're all in this together.
Quote »blabbing on and on and on and on about the evils of OIL on a performance CAR forum is pretty pointless IMO [/quote]
I don't think I ever said oil is evil and since we all run our beauties on oil, this is a perfect place to discuss the major operating cost input of any automobile. Think about it. We burn gas for motive power, use oil for lubrication, our tires are made from petroleum, all the plastics in our cars are derived from hydrocarbons and the very steel that constitutes our vehicles is created by burning incredible amounts of fossil fuels.
The cheap stuff is all gone.