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That's true of literally any fuel AFAICT, the sole possible exception being naturally-free hydrogen in e.g. space (and even that's ignoring the oxygen needed to
by yellowapple 4y ago
That's true of literally any fuel AFAICT, the sole possible exception being naturally-free hydrogen in e.g. space (and even that's ignoring the oxygen needed to combust it). Just because nature paid the energy costs to make that gallon of oil doesn't mean said energy costs are ignorable.