QuoteI made this for you K-Dog, just to show how much YOU understand about peak oil (let alone my conversation with Ugo).

A conversation now.  It has gone from a Facepalm post to a conversation.  Next it will be tea with sugar.  The graph you published is essentially correct regarding liquid petroleum, so why do you waste your time proving Hubbert correct.  I already know he is.  And I also know your endless droning on about fracked oil being the same thing as liquid petroleum shows monumental ignorance.  The economics is completely different.  It is a different product despite the end result smelling the same. 

As the supplicant to existing order and imperialist thought that you are, I do understand that you would see commodities as all being the same if they look, feel, and smell the same.  Forgetting as all capitalists do about the labor materials and history it takes to bring something to market.

In Hubbert's time the technology to extract fracked oil did not exist.  A huge infrastructure is needed to get fracked oil, and in the days of stick a pipe in the ground and it will gush that expertise did not exist despite what you say about dropping sticks of dynamite down drill pipes in 1880.  Given the right social disruption that tech will vanish.

That is one idea you find here and nowhere else.  The fragility of current arrangements is generally ignored.