pstarr wrote:...
No one who cares for the truth would give this industry shill a moment's notice. He is here to disassemble and shed doubts on a serious subject. Ignore him.
pstarr wrote:...
No one who cares for the truth would give this industry shill a moment's notice. He is here to disassemble and shed doubts on a serious subject. Ignore him.
pstarr wrote:No one who cares for the truth would give this industry shill a moment's notice. He is here to disassemble and shed doubts on a serious subject. Ignore him.
TheDude wrote:Ohio's secondary peak in the 1980s was 45 kb/d, not exactly a big factor in the worldwide picture.
TheDude wrote:The blog Graphoilogy had a post examining which nations fit HL profiles, if you're interested. The tally was about evenly split between Fits well/Doesn't Fit Well/Too early to say. Lots of nations rebound for whatever reason, this isn't news. It's like accusing climate scientists of ignoring the sun; grow up or go away, please.
pstarr wrote:xeno is unwilling or incapable of understanding a simple fact, that Hubbert's model is an approximation of the truth, a tool used to try and understand and analyze complex geologic/political/economic forces that vary worldwide. That is how science works. A search for truth.
pstarr wrote:Xenophobe wrote:overrated
can you quantify that?
pstarr wrote:No. I am not asking for another link but a defense of his work and your analysis.
pstarr wrote:Put it in perspective and show us how this single outlier, a long depleted SEC-regulated exception in Ohio, is an analog for to the world's declining oil regions.
do that. or shut up.
pstarr wrote:Ignore him.
pstarr wrote: This Charpentier creep is one of you shale-scam buddies. Quite the credentials. Real impressive.
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