Everything is finite.
True, in a sense, but so long there is a earth, the oil isn't finite. Like water, also not finite at all.
As always we are being lied to all the time.
Also about oil.
Oil isn't finite at all, So we can never run out of oil. Remember a few years ago, peakoil, well that couldn't happen at all!.
That is a good sign, isn't it?
Saying moronic crap does not make it true.
True, but why is it moronic crap?
It ain't going to rain no more no moreEverything you say is moronic crap.
To be fair he is correct
Oil is not a finite good. It is being created on a constant basis, it just take a long long time. The time it takes to create oil from dead bio mass is far longer than a human life time.
As always we are being lied to all the time.
Also about oil.
Oil isn't finite at all, So we can never run out of oil. Remember a few years ago, peakoil, well that couldn't happen at all!.
That is a good sign, isn't it?
He's conflating things. What he's trying to say is that a resource that only exists in finite amounts at a time can be used as if infinite, provided certain conditions hold for an infinite amount of time. Specifically, that the supply of oil is infinite so long as we assume that production occurs over an infinite amount of time, and for that infinity of time the rate of consumption is equal to or less than rate of production.
But that is a very different statement than something as naked as "Oil isn't finite at all." (It's also obvious to the point of meaninglessness). At any given time, oil is very much finite.
He's conflating things. What he's trying to say is that a resource that only exists in finite amounts at a time can be used as if infinite, provided certain conditions hold for an infinite amount of time. Specifically, that the supply of oil is infinite so long as we assume that production occurs over an infinite amount of time, and for that infinity of time the rate of consumption is equal to or less than rate of production.
But that is a very different statement than something as naked as "Oil isn't finite at all." (It's also obvious to the point of meaninglessness). At any given time, oil is very much finite.
No, I mean oil is really infinite. ( as long as there is an earth.)
There won't be any longer than 5-10 billion years from nowmax.
Whilst the OP is very badly written with no support for the claim it is in fact correct that we will never run out of oil.
There is plenty of oil in various forms in the ground for the next 1,000 years at least.
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