Expert: We must act fast on warming

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Earthling-1 wrote:

Hmm, science has a long way to go, it's still unable to explain the most basic thing on/in Earth.

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LessFactMoreHype wrote:

To you. But there are always going to be people like you. So science teaches those who ARE teachable.

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Earthling-1 wrote:

NobodyYouEverWantToKnow, aka:
<quoted text>I had an idea someone would fall for that, but not you, Mr Undoubtably Spelt Fourty.
OK, teach me all there is to know about the science of gravity.
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LessHypeMoreFact wrote:

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To you. But there are always going to be people like you. So science teaches those who ARE teachable.

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Earthling-1 wrote:

NobodyYouEverWantToKnow, aka:
<quoted text>I had an idea someone would fall for that, but not you, Mr Undoubtably Spelt Fourty.
OK, teach me all there is to know about the science of gravity.
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Earthling-1 wrote:

Hmm, science has a long way to go, it's still unable to explain the most basic thing on/in Earth.

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SoE wrote:

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???..you?..

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PHD wrote:

<quoted text>The dirtling hears but never listens. Maybe too much science ah meds overdone.

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gona do it again wrote:

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Which is going away first, oil, solar, or wind?

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tina anne wrote:

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Toss up between solar and wind. Last time it was solar.
As for oil, as long as people need to cross oceans we will still have a need for oil. As long as people have headaches and want asprin we will have a need for oil. Funny thing is oil is used to make hundreds of products.

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Allen wrote:

<quoted text>But Aspirin isn't one of them. It was made from plant extracts such as willow bark. Wind and solar will always be here.....oil will not. It will one day become much too expensive to use for fuel as we are seeing the beginnings of now.

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tina anne wrote:

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Yet there are still hundreds of products made from oil. Everything from medicines, to parts on electric cars like the tires. Asprin was once made from willow bark, it is now made from oil.
As for wind and solar, they have always been at the mercy of the weather. They will be repeatedly be tried and they will fail for all the same reasons. As for oil, the actual experts and not the doom and gloom crowd is predicting no shortage of supply for the next eighty years at least. As for the to expensive comment, they were saying that back in the seventies. They were predicting that we would no longer be using oil by the turn of the century. Looks like they are off by at least a century.
http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/classroom/...
http://www.ranken-energy.com/Products%20from%...
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/05/11/9-sh...

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steenking piddling diddling middling mudling mudslinger dirtling wrote:

.....I had an idea someone......

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steenking piddling diddling middling mudling mudslinger dirtling wrote:

..... teach me all there is to know about the science of gravity.

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Allen wrote:

Most everything now made from petroleum can be made from other sources. Petroleum is not the end all for the human race.....it's just more convenient than some other sources. Prices will continue to rise and one day price it out of the market.

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tina anne wrote:

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Asprin was once made from willow bark, it is now made from oil.

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litesong wrote:

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Before 1960, the average oil well was 2600 feet deep. Presently, the average oil well is close to 8000 feet deep. If the average oil well depth becomes 16,000 feet, oil won't be convenient. Oil will be lower in the well, AND your bank account will make you say,'oh, well!'.

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Allen wrote:

<quoted text>Most everything now made from petroleum can be made from other sources. Petroleum is not the end all for the human race.....it's just more convenient than some other sources. Prices will continue to rise and one day price it out of the market.