We Are Never Going to Run Out of Oil

Real Clear Politics ^ | December 3,2014 | David Harsany

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>>Oil is a b-product of the natural decomposition of organic material. Put under intense pressure and heat, oil is created from the slurry.<<

Of course, when it begins to emerge, it has a telltale threading appearance.

This is what gave rise to the song “Slurry with the Fringe On Top.”

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Oil (2009)
U.S. crude for February (2009) delivery ended the day in the black, rising $2.23, or 6.1%, to $38.74 a barrel in New York.

http://money.cnn.com/2009/01/20/markets/oil/index.htm?postversion=2009012009

Gas (2009)
Regular was $1.84
Diesel was $2.27

http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/news/2009/01/average-gas-prices-january-26-2009/index.htm

Yes, it went to $4.00 under Pres. Bush - but that was with a war in Iraq (major oil exporter, right?) and the US involved in 2, 3 wars?

We are not at “peak oil” - it’s a myth, just like man made climate change/global warming.