The global economy runs on “fossil fuels”<\/strong> and will NEVER<\/strong> run on wind or solar power.\u00a0 The term “fossil fuels”<\/strong> is normally used to describe oil and other carbon products such as gas.\u00a0 We are going to look at the term “fossil fuels” and examine its validity but we will also test the two main (and opposing) narratives:<\/p>\n These are opposing narratives and each side has political and ideological reasons to promote their view, but what is the truth?\u00a0 \u00a0The term “Fossil fuels” is a loaded term and deliberately chosen to suggest that we have a limitied irreplaceable amount but that is not true.\u00a0 The earth constantly makes “fossil fuels” in a process called\u00a0 serpentinization:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Watching an interview with Slavik-man recently he explained that he used to work in the industry and that it was geological process like tetctonics, pressure and temperature that cracked and or catalysed the processes giving us not only oil that is distilled to petrol and diesel etc but methane, ethane etc benzene,\u00a0 all formed by the earth. Some (not all) dry oil wells even refill over time.\u00a0 On top of that we have a HUGE surge in gas and natural Gas (LNG) will be the energy source that drives AI (see the excellent interview by\u00a0 Doomberg<\/a><\/strong>).<\/p>\n So, I believe that oil formation is largely an\u00a0 Abiogenic<\/strong> process and that while it may run dry in some places, other places are forming reserves.\u00a0 On top of that there are huge (and I mean huge) reserves of other “fossil fuels” such as gas (which burns cleaner).\u00a0 \u00a0I think we should still use solar but it takes a lot of “oil” to produce solar and a lot of “oil” to dig up Lithium for batteries.\u00a0 It is good to diversify but “wind energy” causes a lot of environmental damage and neither wind nor solar will survive extreeme climate change (which is not man made). Furthermore, modern life is simply not possible without the chemicals that the oil process provides.\u00a0 You can’t make solar panels without oil.<\/p>\n So, no need to worry about lack of “fossil fuels” as Doomberg says, the constraints on oil are not geological, they are political.\u00a0 Venezuela has millions and millions of barrels and we have more gas than me after eating a curry.\u00a0 And we have not even mentioned huge hydrogen reserves that are energy rich and clean.\u00a0 And how about nuclear…because if Russia really has made miniature clean burning reactors then I want one in my garden (lolz). Everything relates back to energy. Cheap energy means cheap food.<\/p>\n These are all scare stories used to control you.\u00a0 The earth provides abundantly, the problem is that they want to restrict it and control it and they want to use the energy and water to build your robotic and AI prison.\u00a0 Don’t let them.<\/p>\n Is an oversupply of oil dangerous for the global economy? | DW News (18 min)<\/strong><\/p>\n\n
Ultramafic systems can generate methane without organic matter through abiotic reactions, primarily through serpentinization and other gas-water-rock interactions. This process, known as abiotic methanogenesis, occurs when hydrogen (\\(H_{2}\\)) and carbon (\\(C\\)) sources, such as carbon dioxide (\\(CO_{2}\\)), react under high pressure and temperature, often with the aid of natural catalysts like those found in chromitite. https:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Serpentinization<\/a><\/strong><\/pre>\n