 Originally Posted by Xei
Basically you're a massive idiot? Make some goddamn sense please.
There are two popular definitions for peak oil. The technical definition, which may come to pass some time this century, is literally crude oil production peaking. Says nothing about alternatives. The other definition used by armchair economists such as yourself is actually peak ENERGY. You say "peak oil", but you mean "peak energy".
So yes, literally peak oil may happen. As in, crude oil production peaks. But when or if that does happen, it will also coincide with the rise of alternative fuels. And no, I'm not talking about goddamn corn ethanol.
By the way, I think I've demonstrated my intellect quite sufficiently to be apportioned a bit more leeway in the way I use terms. But then again, how could I expect someone like you to argue in good faith, rather than this semantics bullshit you've dredged up from your simian cortex.
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