[Gasification] Proven oil reserves are not a measure of future supply of world petroleum. It is a well known fallacy in the petroleum industry to treat them in this way, and it has had serious political consequences.

[David Rezachek]

Kenn,

The fact that you get your technical information from an eskimo woman 
who can predict the future explains a lot.

David Rezachek


Kenn Johnsen wrote:

>Those oil people might not be the right one to ask, as a fact they are  
>the one there is plugging up the oil field. Speaking about prediction,  
>I read about an eskimo woman, who predict the future. And she  
>predicted that Israel would find oil to 500 years of world  
>needs........as a matter of fact Israel is drilling for this oil pool,  
>they say it is in the bible. Hell this prediction is just as good as  
>yours, running out of oil in 2020.
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>Den 04/03/2008 kl. 21.13 skrev MMBTUPR at aol.com:
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>>         from          Lewis L Smith
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>>Thanks for the suggestion. But my suggestion to Ken still stands !
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>>The irony of this discussion is that even those chronic optimists at
>>Exxon/Mobil say that a production peak is coming. They don't deny  
>>it. They don't call
>>it "rubbish". They just want to postpone it as far as they can !
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>>Why are some of our participants so far "behind the eight ball" ?
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>>Cordially. ###
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