>Past precedent says prices will rise slightly, technology will improve, and new oil that was once too expensive to obtain becomes obtainable.
And yet, even if all that is true, oil is still a finite resource being consumed with ever increasing demand.
The only thing this proves, if it proves anything, is that we're terrible at accurately stating the terms of the problem, not that there won't ever be a problem.
And yet, even if all that is true, oil is still a finite resource being consumed with ever increasing demand.
The only thing this proves, if it proves anything, is that we're terrible at accurately stating the terms of the problem, not that there won't ever be a problem.