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 Originally Posted by Vi-Zer0Skill
yea you're right the capacity for energy production is the issue, not a supply 'shortage'. apparently we've only exploited a fraction of the fossil fuel reserves, but the ones we have were the most accessible. as a result the price of energy will rise and in conjunction with increased global demand there is going to be something like less energy available per capita, and it'll be more expensive. economic contraction as a result
I'm interested in hearing more about this statement/collection of statements. I'm interested in hearing the opinions of someone who feels we are headed towards destruction, but feels there are a large volume of fossil fuel reserves presently untapped...
Wouldn't tapping the untapped reserves rush us towards the precipice of destruction, as many environmentalists predict?
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I'll start there... I'd like to try to have a civilized discussion on a number of the points brought up here, I have to think about the idealism aspect and try to form a coherent thought on it to add to the discussion...
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