We are sitting on a giant pile of matter, and we get a steady stream of fresh energy from the sun everyday. Yes, resources are technically finite, but we are a

We are sitting on a giant pile of matter, and we get a steady stream of fresh energy from the sun everyday. Yes, resources are technically finite, but we are a long way away from that mattering. Until then, there's a limit on how cheap we can get our resources---and human ingenuity is chipping away on that. But scarcely a limit on the absolute amount of resources. > Are you arguing that the model didn’t predict fracking correctly or what’s your point exactly? The model didn't predict anything correctly. Fracking is just something on top of people's minds now, but the model didn't take the green revolution into account, when that was already underway when they formulated it.