RUCRAYZE
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Maybe the Indy 50 Special Olympics?Lets have an Elio Pace car at the Indy 500
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Now that is advertising!Lets have an Elio Pace car at the Indy 500
You don't think the Elio is insured? I don't know what level of insurance is needed to drive it around people.
I thought the in short statement was the summarized second statement, but could be mistaken. I think we agree on considerably more when it comes to the Elio.......for example wanting EM to finally meet a production goal so we are able to buy and drive one.
Something else to keep in mind: according to the SEC filing, the advertised "84 MPG" is based on the formula used by the EPA. The DOE uses a different formula altogether. Based on the DOE's more simplified calculation method, the Elio should get around 95 MPG. If EM's estimates are even close to realistic, then the ATVM loan is in the bag once the Engineering cars can prove it on the track.
Lets have an Elio Pace car at the Indy 500
I couldn't have expressed this any better. I repectfully agree.It's too bad so many shortsighted Americans follow the "price of gas" as if it's purely an abstract resource in some spreadsheet, independent of physical geology. When the price falls, they see oil as more "plentiful" in terms of total future supply because they don't accept that a finite resource is finite at any price. They're more likely to treat oil prices as a corporate conspiracy than pay attention to physical limits. Such is the mentality of most people I meet, at least. I don't think many understand what "peak oil" means (bell curve depletion) or that global conventional crude oil production flat-lined about 10 years ago, triggering the recession in large part. Now, OPEC has gone on a drilling binge and seems bent on defying geology. To me it looks like a precarious situation creating a risky mirage of plenitude. It's not smart to make ignorant people think oil is pragmatically limitless. Short attention spans are rampant.
The reason for low oil prices is not due to "more oil" in the world. There are over 90 million fewer barrels in the ground each day, burned forever. It's because OPEC flooded the market to hurt America's (temporary) fracking boom, and global demand slackened due to economic factors but it's still substantial. The folly of burning oil solely based on price will be remembered as a huge blunder down the road. We need oil for too many things to squander it like dirty water.
http://www.peakprosperity.com/podca...ays-shale-era-retirement-party-oil-production (oil shale hype put in context)
https://ourfiniteworld.com/tag/low-oil-prices/ (oil price theories not often discussed)
It's too bad so many shortsighted Americans follow the "price of gas" as if it's purely an abstract resource in some spreadsheet, independent of physical geology. When the price falls, they see oil as more "plentiful" in terms of total future supply because they don't accept that a finite resource is finite at any price. They're more likely to treat oil prices as a corporate conspiracy than pay attention to physical limits. Such is the mentality of most people I meet, at least. I don't think many understand what "peak oil" means (bell curve depletion) or that global conventional crude oil production flat-lined about 10 years ago, triggering the recession in large part. Now, OPEC has gone on a drilling binge and seems bent on defying geology. To me it looks like a precarious situation creating a risky mirage of plenitude. It's not smart to make ignorant people think oil is pragmatically limitless. Short attention spans are rampant.
The reason for low oil prices is not due to "more oil" in the world. There are over 90 million fewer barrels in the ground each day, burned forever. It's because OPEC flooded the market to hurt America's (temporary) fracking boom, and global demand slackened due to economic factors but it's still substantial. The folly of burning oil solely based on price will be remembered as a huge blunder down the road. We need oil for too many things to squander it like dirty water.
http://www.peakprosperity.com/podca...ays-shale-era-retirement-party-oil-production (oil shale hype put in context)
https://ourfiniteworld.com/tag/low-oil-prices/ (oil price theories not often discussed)