as posted by Simulacra
So who do you think has the most accurate prediction?
First, don't mind me, cause like yourself, we are probably hitting too much of that "kill" that was insinuated by truthseeka....
But seriously, some experts have stated that world oil production peaked in 2000.
Hubbert's Peak
Personally, and this is mostly my own subjective observation(s), I think that Michael Lynch is pretty close to being accurate. My reasoning is that he knows that Peak and a oil crash are fast approaching, but does not dare to pin a 'exact time or date.' I think realistically, one cannot place an 'exact date and time' for all factors can vary or have probable chance to. If this 'probability' is true, then placing or giving an 'exact date and time' would amount to be like predicting when the anti-christ was going to show himself or when Christ was going to return, or when the Rapture was going to take place, or when the US was going to collapse, etc.
Energy consultant Michael Lynch maintains that there's no peak in sight for "the next 20 or 30 years."
I'll go with this one.
Debunking the Hubbert Model
seekerof
[edit on 10-4-2005 by Seekerof]
