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To: Lhn5 who wrote (7642)	3/11/2006 10:20:42 AM
From: GraceZ	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24758

I wish they still made students of economics read Adam Smith and then I wouldn't be stuck explaining stuff which was known 300 years ago.

To: Lhn5 who wrote (7642)	3/11/2006 11:34:06 AM
From: dvdw©	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 24758

Start your research here a post copied from my thread; When Physics and Chemistry are added to the mix of talents applied to the origins of petroleum Science, everything changes. When the Huygens probe touched down on Titan, and found an atmosphere /biosphere based on complex hydrocarbons, it changed everything. At minus 170C Titan never had life, so in the absence of life, what are the origins of the hydrocarbons? You cant have it both ways, physics wont allow for the convenience of hydrocarbons as fossil fuels in one place and not the other. Frankly we've been duped by the absence of information once again...... In Russia there has been a school at work since the 50's that has worked tirelessly and without much acclaim on the abiotic nature of hydrocarbons, here is a series of papers to begin your own DD. Once here, click on Scientific publications and begin your review. gasresources.net

To: Lhn5 who wrote (7642)	3/11/2006 1:55:52 PM
From: ahhaha	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 24758

if it takes more money to lift it then you have NO motivation. There can be non economic motivations. The oil in her ground may stink. if there is so much more oil supply that will be coming 'sooooooooooooooon' from all over the world, why did US production peak and decline over the past years? Because 'crats in Congress over the last 30 years have limited the quantity, place, and price of exploration. It has been solely a misbegotten and silly "green philosophy" coming from them that created the withering of the industry. We can have a greener environment and plentiful oil, but that wouldn't serve the true intent of all 'crat action: war on wealth. If the other sources around the globe will provide massive supply now that prices are higher, that is fine, but at some point the supply won't dwindle? Mankind will never use all the oil that has already been found. This is my greatest contribution to the theory of oil. If you want the details, they're in this thread back aways. Suffice it to say materials science and other technological developments will render the argument moot or proved in 20 years. Where do you get the theory that oil fell into earth from space Oil was formed with the earth from the methane ammonia water cloud that supplied the ingredients. Oil did not "fall" to earth. It was cooked in an extended atmosphere which reached out to the moon's orbit and coalesced gradually over billions of years after the Si - Ni core had been formed. and there is hundreds or thousands of years of supply to find? Do you really think the Romans would have been justified in extrapolating that the Empire would need 10 billion horses and 10 billion slaves in order to operate in the year 2000? You can't apply such narrow ideas to the future. I have colleagues in physics who claim aliens from other worlds can't exist because if they did, they would have already contacted us. If I were an alien, I wouldn't contact us. Who wants to talk to primitives and apes? I would like to read more about it. You won't get much from the world of science since most scientists are prejudiced against oil. They start with the assumption that there's no oil left, and conclude that oil exploration is futile and should be prohibited to save the environment. They have a holy duty to protect the environment at all costs even if it means killing off the human race so that aliens will have a new place to colonize. The aliens set the odds at 1/3 that that will be the outcome.