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Anonymous (ID: cpfpDkMf) United States No.516047568 >>516048966 >>516050147
Glownigger Thread
reposting
Anonymous (ID: cpfpDkMf) United States No.516047634
https://x.com/i/grok?conversation=1926425743929557203
Anonymous (ID: +wEo1xLz) United States No.516047989 >>516048230 >>516048475
Nigger, oil and coal are forming under the earth constantly. It takes decades, not millions of years. Peak oil is a scam
Anonymous (ID: Lp0XDo20) United States No.516048230
>>516047989
>Free energy is constantly being produced in tremendous quantities by a natural process in the Earth! This is my sincere and earnest belief!
Anonymous (ID: cpfpDkMf) United States No.516048475 >>516048863 >>516049401
>>516047989
the dilemma concerning oil is not so much the total presence of hydrocarbons below the surface but your ability to extract these deposits at a positive energy return greater than 8:1

you are at 12:1 now
Anonymous (ID: cpfpDkMf) United States No.516048662
https://x.com/ErectusRex/status/1908911569804943827
Anonymous (ID: cpfpDkMf) United States No.516048863 >>516049401
>>516048475
>greater than 8:1
it was 7 now it is 8
Anonymous (ID: XinSvXs0) United States No.516048966 >>516049740
>>516047568 (OP)
so true. and it cannot keep costing more forever since financing is required.
Anonymous (ID: +wEo1xLz) United States No.516049401 >>516050050 >>516050089 >>516050163
>>516048475
>>516048863
>global climate chang warming
There is no climate change.
Anonymous (ID: cpfpDkMf) United States No.516049740 >>516051011
>>516048966
multiple vectors point to this being the origins of our greatest problems when you consider this energy is not derivable through our own means and overwhelms our ability to self regulate
Anonymous (ID: RnRStW32) United States No.516049838 >>516050534
Meanwhile, all our energy is being used to create AI tittied futa cartoons and shitty chink cars while ((( globalists))) fly around to their mega yachts. If this is how the elite manages resources, then fix the planet by necking yourselves.
Anonymous (ID: yThyU2q3) United States No.516050050
>>516049401
Climate change is undeniably. Anthropogenic contribution is debatable.
Anonymous (ID: cpfpDkMf) United States No.516050089
>>516049401
It's an old graph. I understand climate change as bureaucratic jargon that intends to obscure the cause of what is actually occurring. Like investigating UFO's for aviation safety. If the problem was identified correctly, the solution would be obvious, and no one likes the solution
Anonymous (ID: 4C51LfmG) United States No.516050147
>>516047568 (OP)
>Glownigger Thread
There's at least 10 of them on the catalog right now.
Anonymous (ID: yThyU2q3) United States No.516050163
>>516049401
Climate change is undeniable. Anthropogenic contribution to climate change is debatable.
Anonymous (ID: cpfpDkMf) United States No.516050534
>>516049838
>tittied futa cartoons and shitty chink cars while
you are correct.
it appears you have realized the obvious solution. How much energy is Coke-a-Cola wasting to give everyone diabetes? This is what we should call an error, or, deviation from a normal distribution.

Really though we are technically just being robbed
Anonymous (ID: XinSvXs0) United States No.516051011 >>516051761
>>516049740
species become extinct. sub-species form in isolated meta stable islands. selection factors previously impossible to surpass now become attainable. gradient ascent vs gradient descent. individual survival is guaranteed impossible so ethics is a gray goo matter. what is even to worry about? only way to lose is working hard to stop the inevitable. afterall, there is infinite free sun power 1au away basically forever, relative to today's global power output and spending levels. we just have to go get it, hoping to evolve the bad behaviors out.
Anonymous (ID: cpfpDkMf) United States No.516051761 >>516052639
>>516051011
Energy is a very simple term, so let us agree first that when we talk about oil we are emphasizing that this is a form of energy in its highest potential form ready to use and we did nothing ourselves to make it. In this way, the type of energy that we are getting from oil is never replaceable. We just got lucky so much of it is there (if luck is what you call it).

So then the question is, what has to change to produce all of the energy we consume?
Anonymous (ID: cpfpDkMf) United States No.516052601
there are better experts specifically about the topic of oil. Nate Hagens is popular
Anonymous (ID: XinSvXs0) United States No.516052639 >>516053270
>>516051761
sun shines on earth, plants grow, rain storm, earth quakes, inorganic carbon transforms into organic carbon, ice ages, organic carbon gets burried and transforms down below as part of earth geology. all oil is a billion year battery running off sun solar power. battery running low? uh oh time to recharge. you really only have one free fusion power plant operating per solar system. you have to build solar power satellites like a tree grows leaves. beam all that free charge back to earth out of space and remember to rebury the excess atmospheric carbon back in earth geology at some point. protio: you can use the microwave beams on the satellites to roast all coalburners.
Anonymous (ID: cpfpDkMf) United States No.516052738
the textbook is free to read
Anonymous (ID: cpfpDkMf) United States No.516053270 >>516053645
>>516052639
big if true, but I personally am not so concerned with continuing to live beyond my own means at the expensive of my enjoyment and future existence. I agree there are sources of energy. So the purpose of grounding the overall topic around energy is not totally about energy itself. It is actually about control or energy regulation
Anonymous (ID: XinSvXs0) United States No.516053645 >>516053906 >>516054317
>>516053270
naturally, on a long enough timeline, maladaptive overconsumption will destroy decedant civilizations. energy is a technological limit only. it is neither created, nor destroyed, just changes form. it is not scarse in the universe in any way, and access to its abundance is a simple IQ test only.
Anonymous (ID: cpfpDkMf) United States No.516053906 >>516055565
>>516053645
does its abundance also result in people who pass IQ tests?
Anonymous (ID: cpfpDkMf) United States No.516054317 >>516054546 >>516055565
>>516053645
Does its abundance even result in peoples' abundance? Because many people would say progress is annihilating everything like a paperclip machine
Anonymous (ID: cpfpDkMf) United States No.516054546
>>516054317
the map would indicate that Afghans do not appear to have a Karen problem. How did they do it?
Anonymous (ID: XinSvXs0) United States No.516055565
>>516053906
no to persons passing IQ tests, but yes to peoples passing IQ tests. the distinction is important because we have 8 billion agents in the simulation simultaneously, but technological complexity beyond the stone age typically requires groups of people acting together to make progress. IQ of groups radially differs from IQ of individuals fortunately.

>>516054317
it can be defined in paperclips but technically it should be efficiently defined by early evaluation, speculative execution, and early termination. we dont prune dead ends, but there is infinite space, time, and energy, so why bother for perfect scores? we just need better teams overall to improve, and thats not that hard.