peeker01 wrote:Strings.....how does it feel to be soooooo wrong.
http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/images/2009/Nov/amk.pdf
peeker01 wrote:Read it yourself strings. He's got a PHd in economics. So what he has google ads on his site.
I'm lookig at a Buick ad as I type.
Why is it always an ad hom attack on people bringing good news? This guy makes some good
points and all you can do is run him down. Not very open minded.
dohboi wrote:'Cause he's addicted to doing these kinds of annoying pranks. He should be banned from the site permanently.
Windmills wrote:I think most of the old vanguard proponents missed the mark by assuming a sharp peak whose movement would would be dominated by conventional oil.
Windmills wrote: We will not be able to afford what is being produced, and there will be nothing less expensive. There will be no alternatives, no choices. That's when the pain sets in.
Bruce_S wrote:Windmills wrote:I think most of the old vanguard proponents missed the mark by assuming a sharp peak whose movement would would be dominated by conventional oil.
Of course. Then someone (maybe even Lynch or Yergin?) invented the plateau routine, and peakers fell all over themselves becoming plateauers.
Pops wrote:Laherrere said: “The problem is that I am not anymore worry about oil supply as the oil demand will be flat (a bumpy plateau) for the next decade”
Pops wrote:Pops wrote:Laherrere said: “The problem is that I am not anymore worry about oil supply as the oil demand will be flat (a bumpy plateau) for the next decade”
pstarr wrote:If cheap oil ended in decades ago and alternatives did not find a market then, why would you argue that alternatives will find a market now? Makes no sense.
pstarr wrote:You are increasingly sounding like a bot (or Shorty). Read what Pops said. He contradicted your misconception that "peakers" changed their tune, backtracked from a sharp peak.
pstarr wrote:On this we mostly agree. However (unless you are shorty) you will agree a successful EV conversion will depend on a massive investment in infrastructure, only made possible with Big Government support, intervention, and muscle.Bruce_S wrote:We've had our 20 years to prepare, just like Hirsch required of us. He just didn't understand that it had already started decades before he wrote his 2005 paper.
Pops wrote:
Here is the first mention of a production plateau at PO.com in April 2004 about a month after the site went live, it apparently came from an O&GJ article no longer available:Pops wrote:Laherrere said: “The problem is that I am not anymore worry about oil supply as the oil demand will be flat (a bumpy plateau) for the next decade”
pstarr wrote: I guess you have not noticed that most of the Western World, all of the Third World, and 9/10 of the population of the Developing World are gripped in the Greatest Recession
pstarr wrote:Reference? That would be you. If you were gainfully employed--you know banking bucks, stuffing the mattress--then you wouldn't be spending idle time investigating the tragedy that is peak oil.Bruce_S wrote:Do you have a reference?
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