Where do you think the carbon you are made of came from?
So I should multiply 6 million fold because I'm carbon based?
It's actually nice to see how foolish most of your posts are-you'll fade easily.
Rogo *S*
Where do you think the carbon you are made of came from?
Originally posted by: MrPickins
The sky is not falling, the USA has plenty of surplus food production capacity, new (huge) sources of oil are becoming profitable to extract.
Originally posted by: Rogodin2
Carbon is the very base building block of life.
It is, but Carbon Dioxide is not.
Rogo
Where do you think the carbon you are made of came from?
Try googling the carbon cycle.
So, in 100 million years some future version of man may be burning you in his future car? Maybe we'll have come full cycle by then and start a whole new industrial revolution all over again...man, that would make an interesting sci-fi novel.
At Saudi Aramco, we believe the real issues swirling around oil and gas have less to do with supply ? the world has abundant supplies of petroleum ? and more to do with challenges on the surface: distribution, refining bottlenecks, regulatory and business concerns, and others.
Originally posted by: Rogodin2
At Saudi Aramco, we believe the real issues swirling around oil and gas have less to do with supply ? the world has abundant supplies of petroleum ? and more to do with challenges on the surface: distribution, refining bottlenecks, regulatory and business concerns, and others.
This is a quote from SaudiAramco's energy projection staff. They promised 12.5mbpd but in 2006 they maxed their output at 11.2mgpd.
Ask me.
Rogo
Nuclear power is the answer to baseload power problems all over the world -- it's a jack-of-all-trades which truly is a master, as well. It's clean, cheap and safe if it's done right -- which it isn't right now, except for in France. The politics surrounding nuclear fuel here in North America is absolute bullshit -- unlike in France, we can't breed our waste; we can't turn our spent fuel back into usable fuel because the resulting plutonium is better than uranium for making bombs. If you want a more detailed explanation, pm me. The best part about nuclear power is you can produce a hell of a lot of it with only a few reactors. Also, only about a third of the energy from a reactor is converted to electricity. In the Albertan Oil sands, they're thinking of using all the excess steam from nuke reactors to power the oil-extraction process -- the idiots are using fossil-fuelled boilers right now.
Originally posted by: futuristicmonkey
Originally posted by: Rogodin2
At Saudi Aramco, we believe the real issues swirling around oil and gas have less to do with supply ? the world has abundant supplies of petroleum ? and more to do with challenges on the surface: distribution, refining bottlenecks, regulatory and business concerns, and others.
This is a quote from SaudiAramco's energy projection staff. They promised 12.5mbpd but in 2006 they maxed their output at 11.2mgpd.
Ask me.
Rogo
Million barrels per day?
Forget about petroleum -- the words of the century right now are nanotechnology, high-temp superconductors and nuclear power.
Nuclear power is the answer to baseload power problems all over the world -- it's a jack-of-all-trades which truly is a master, as well. It's clean, cheap and safe if it's done right -- which it isn't right now, except for in France. The politics surrounding nuclear fuel here in North America is absolute bullshit -- unlike in France, we can't breed our waste; we can't turn our spent fuel back into usable fuel because the resulting plutonium is better than uranium for making bombs. If you want a more detailed explanation, pm me. The best part about nuclear power is you can produce a hell of a lot of it with only a few reactors. Also, only about a third of the energy from a reactor is converted to electricity. In the Albertan Oil sands, they're thinking of using all the excess steam from nuke reactors to power the oil-extraction process -- the idiots are using fossil-fuelled boilers right now.
Carrying on, the second technology that is starting to make its commercial debut is high-temperature superconductor technology. Basically, it allows you to transmit power over longer distances with much less loss than conventional conductors. Only things are you need a liquid-nitro cooling process and its expensive. Bottom line, this'll transmit the power produced by the aforementioned nuke plants much more efficiently.
Finally, with the advent of nanotech it is now possible to create capacitors with many orders of magnitude greater surface area, resulting in substantial energy storage improvements. Imagine an electric car with ten times the range and the ability to recharge it as fast as you can (safely) supply it with power.
Of course, politics always seems to want to ****** things up.
-ben
Hells yeah!Originally posted by: SampSon
I can afford a 150-200% increase in living expenses, and still have money to save and spare.
In the end, I don't give a flying fvck about the survival of anybody but myself and my family.
I don't care about the poor or the downtrodden, they can all starve and die. I don't care if millions of people cannot afford energy, because I still can.
If 20% of the population in this country died right now, I wouldn't care if I, and my family, was still alive and well.
Am I selfish, yes I am. In the end when it comes down to me and you, I will always pick me.
Now get the fvck out of my way.
Originally posted by: Rogodin2
I'm learning to still finally!
Bump
Ahahahaha!Originally posted by: adairusmc
Originally posted by: Rogodin2
Airsoft doesn't hurt that bad.
Did the Di's cock make you stupid, or were you born that way?
Rogo
quoted, so you cant edit out your own stupidity.
Are you retarded, son?
Ahahahaha!
I am am producting nonsense OMG!!#!@#!
Originally posted by: Rogodin2
Did the Di's cock make you stupid, or were you born that way?
Rogo
Originally posted by: Rogodin2
Are you retarded, son?
Ad Hominem lad? Great falacious arguement! Are you 13 Bobbapett?
Originally posted by: Rogodin2
Where do you think the carbon you are made of came from?
So I should multiply 6 million fold because I'm carbon based?
It's actually nice to see how foolish most of your posts are-you'll fade easily.
Rogo *S*
Originally posted by: Rogodin2
I'm not worried at all. I could probably stretch a tank of gas out a month by stepping up my bike commuting. In fact, I may do it just for fun so I can laugh at all the cagers sitting in their cars stuck in traffic burning their precious money. Hell, maybe some of them will free themselves from the shackles of their cars and take to the bike too!
That's a response I was looking for. Even though JM is taking a small step it's more than most of you.
I'm buying a SZ 1000 for my commute.
Rogo
Originally posted by: Rogodin2
Are you retarded, son?
Ad Hominem lad? Great falacious arguement! Are you 13 Bobbapett?
Ironit-Ahahahaha!
Funny man- So you like to laugh at logical posts?
Rogo
Originally posted by: SampSon
Am I selfish, yes I am. In the end when it comes down to me and you, I will always pick me.
Now get the fvck out of my way.
Originally posted by: IHateMyJob2004
Glad your welathy and it's to bad that you wish ill will towards the people that bring you food and gas. no gas and you are dead to you dumb moron.
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
I live on the west coast and I'm seeing $3.75/gallon for premium here.
"There's a fear built into the market that there won't be enough gasoline for the summer driving season," said Eric Wittenauer, an energy futures analyst at A.G. Edwards & Sons in St. Louis.
Industry insiders are less worried.
I'm not worried at all. I could probably stretch a tank of gas out a month by stepping up my bike commuting. In fact, I may do it just for fun so I can laugh at all the cagers sitting in their cars stuck in traffic burning their precious money. Hell, maybe some of them will free themselves from the shackles of their cars and take to the bike too! :thumbsup:
Of course I am referring to the OP here, what does "Since all of you are are producing 3+tons of carbondioxide." have to do with gas prices?