Quote from: RE on Feb 05, 2024, 10:33 PMYou have decided to forget about who I compared this small time CEO to? Which then defines her...yes...small time CEO. Mouselike when compared to an OPEC NOC. Repeat after me....order of magnitude larger is....BIGGER. TWO orders of magnitude bigger is...REALLY...bigger.Quote from: TDoS on Feb 05, 2024, 08:18 PMSo do i hear a 2025? Thank you Mr Small company CEO. Anyone want a 2027? a 2031? Here here, do I have a 2035!
Small company CEO? Occidental Petroleum has a market cap of $50B. It's not Exxon, but it's hardly a small company.
Quote from: REShe might have to eat crow predicting an oil shortage.She certainly wouldn't be the first. Or 100th.
Quote from: REI might have to eat crow on my prediction for a global recession. You might have to eat crow if one of us gets it right and BAU goes south. Only one will be right on.I never said BAU isn't going south. I've been waiting for the consequences of govenment spending during covid, inflation, out of control federal spending and borrowing to hit like a hammer. For at least a year now. I am probably as surprised it hasn't happened as those discredited peak oilers bleating how they REALLY meant global peak in 2018 instead of all those other years they brain farted on..
Thank you for validating the near impregnable quality of the Groundhog day idea. I thought it would be difficult to refute as well, based on the facts of peak oil history, it seemed a good analogy.