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> We're not running out of oil, we never have been I mean, there are various ways to define what that means, but oil is getting increasingly expensive to get,
by gameswithgo 8y ago
> We're not running out of oil, we never have been
I mean, there are various ways to define what that means, but oil is getting increasingly expensive to get, alternatives are getting better, we may soon not have much oil left worth getting.
and of course we can bicker about what soon means.
- bryanlarsen 8y ago> oil is getting increasingly expensive to get Agreed. That is obviously a factor increasing oil prices, and may certainly more than balance the 4 factors I listed. > alternatives are getting better central to my argument > we may soon not have much oil left worth getting Oh I certainly hope so. I'm saying that we can't rely on oil prices going up substantially to ensure this. We need to invest in alternative energy sources and consumers and use carbon taxes to ensure it.