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We have natural gas too. Hundreds of years worth of it. That gives us PLENTY of time to develop cold fusion or zero point generators. The way we are going now, we'll all be living in mud huts and nobody will be able to afford to invest in these new idea energy companies, and those that do will not be inclined to because they may be accused of being motivated by profit and thrown in a gulag. |
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"At the mercy of the Saudis" my left tailpipe!!! You need better information sources! I don't get it. A few years ago when I was in college we openly mocked the foolish ideas that the loser old virgin nerdy professors with their leather elbow patched tweed jackets were saying. On the one hand, we knew these types were complete morons who fancied themselves smarter than us, but in reality they were total misfits and losers. On the other hand, their crackpot ideas would never hold up to scrutiny or open debate. Lastly, as yound adults, we rejected authority and were rebellious and wanted to learn things for ourselves. It's kind of sad that the education system and media has completely brainwashed the youth and they repeat the claptrap and respect and honor the loons that would have been completely rejected just 10 years ago. |
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Unfortunately it will not effect gas prices much. |
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I disagree. It will lower the prices indirectly. The only way we will be able to actually GET to that domestic oil and natural gas will be to take out the rogue EPA. With the EPA eliminated, gas (and electricity and food and everything else) will come down in price.
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You can thank the commodities market for global oil pricing. So unfortunately pumping more here won't change pricing much.
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Bringing more oil to market causes the price to go down, just like any commodity. The amount we bring to market may cause OPEC to decrease their output to stabalize prices, but at least the money stays in the US instead of adding to our trade deficit.
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I guess a random paper on the internet is more convincing than actual years and years of first hand experience...good to know |
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