The answer depends on when plus other things.Does it matter?
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The answer depends on when plus other things.Does it matter?
Wonder how long cuz we haven’t gotten there yet. Prolly after we run out of oil unfortunatelyWe will step away from needing crude oil, so neither.
Renewables are getting cheaper and more efficient by the day.
Synthetic oil is just as/more efficient than the regular stuff to.
Pick a dateThe answer depends on when plus other things.
Renewables depend upon complicated manufacturing techniques. People cannot make them at home or go over to the next town. They require factories, so its possible that something will stop them from being made.We will step away from needing crude oil, so neither.
Renewables are getting cheaper and more efficient by the day.
Synthetic oil is just as/more efficient than the regular stuff to.
Don't be terse.Pick a date
I understand you don’t want to answerDon't be terse.
SweetGiven dropping prices for renewables and technical developments, it will be cheaper than petroleum. And we also have fusion reactors starting to look technically feasible in the intermediate future.
That sounds bleak
I hear yaI'm worried about the current drive for deep water drilling and Fracking.
HopefullyWe will step away from needing crude oil, so neither.
Renewables are getting cheaper and more efficient by the day.
Synthetic oil is just as/more efficient than the regular stuff to.
Maybe its an incomplete question.I understand you don’t want to answer
It’s a complicated subject
Nailed it!Maybe its an incomplete question.
Renewables depend upon complicated manufacturing techniques. People cannot make them at home or go over to the next town. They require factories, so its possible that something will stop them from being made.
Fusion and fission are probably unlikelyGiven dropping prices for renewables and technical developments, it will be cheaper than petroleum. And we also have fusion reactors starting to look technically feasible in the intermediate future.