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Full disclosure. I mostly skimmed the article. They start off citing a prediction that didn't come true, then they bravely predict the coming end of oil. Next
by Flozzin 7y ago
Full disclosure. I mostly skimmed the article.
They start off citing a prediction that didn't come true, then they bravely predict the coming end of oil. Next they show that fossil fuels are getting less expensive as a sign that they are failing. A few paragraphs later, make that claim that since renewables are getting cheaper, they will take over. That doesn't make sense in my opinion. Both things get cheaper yet for gas it's a sign it's failing and for renewables it's a sign it's gaining strength. Their graph for this is only 3 years in the past. Seems cherry picked.
I don't trust this person's analytical skills, and thus their prediction. Honestly with the article starting the way it does I would say this is satire.