fordy said:
This is the main fallacy of your argument. Oil and coal industries don't PRODUCE energy. They tap into reserves that have absorbed solar energy for millions of years. So, it's all well and dandy while the fossil fuels are still there, but what about once they're gone? Do you think business will be looking for a smooth transition towards an alternative, or will we be seeing them stick with the cheap option until it's completely exhausted? If you think of fossil fuel reserves like a form of currency, you should be able to see that we are living WELL beyond our energy means, always dipping in to the "bank" to get more. So why aren't you libertarians as adamant about this as you are the national debt? |
your right, energy can neither be created nor destroyed. now arent we smart.







