OIL

NOT RARE NOR DIFICULT BUT EXPENCIVE
MAKES THEM LACK EXCUSES
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oil price is just as women price
something easy and abundant yet expencive

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Aprenda um pouco ingles, macaco.

>Aprenda UM POUCO ingles, macaco.
you just told me to go learn A BIT english
something that you just did
you the dumb ass

Rubbish.
>Oil can be found deeper than fossils
You need some pretty specific conditions for bones to turn to fossils instead of just breaking down over time. Far simpler organisms and far more common conditions can result in organic matter being turned to oil.
>wells refilling after being depleted
Oil is a liquid. It will flow through gaps and cracks in rocks to refill a well over time, if you had removed all easily obtainable oil from the well but there is more near it.
>natural petroleum seeps
Absolutely. Just we need way more of it than you can go scoop up from the seep. If you think it can be found pretty much anywhere, go dig a bit in your yard. You should hit oil pretty soon.

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>lava
No. Lava is molten rock. If you let lava cool, you have rock. And if you take a normal rock and get it hot enough it will turn back into lava. At no point will either turn into oil.
>volcanoes releasing carbon
They do. Also sulfites and whatnot. Trees do absorb a lot of it and eventually stabilize what's in the atmosphere. But if you have a lot of volcanic activity, causing enormous amounts of these gases to be released in a few hundred thousand years, the trees can't keep up and you see global temperatures rise, climate change, and mass extinctions.
>oil comes from compressed soot from lava
Squeeze soot all you like and you'll never get crude oil or coal. You'll eventually get diamond. Yet if you squeeze organic material with enormous pressure, you do get oil or coal.
>oil from nonorganic means
Yes, but this doesn't show that the majority of the stuff in the ground is made this way.

Only the stupidest people on the planet are gonna fall for this deliberately fake Russian conspiracy theory.

The guy who made the video is a brainlet. The scarcity of oil isn't around the fact it is a scarce resource, but rather the money it demands in order to have it be taken out of the ground. At current cost, it is estimated that it costs around $30 to produce one barrel of oil, how many barrels will be produced depends on what the market demand is and competitor(opec) pricing.

People don't want to drill for oil if they will do so at a loss. The value of oil comes from the fact it is a traded commodity required to make over 90% of everything on earth.

One more thing, scientists(Geologists mostly) have no clue how much oil there is on earth, only how much oil has been discovered. Discovery costs money, and no-one with any sense of profit is going to pay to map out oil zones for the sake of mapping them out. It is a deliberate process that goes in steps. Conoco Phillips averages 18 months to start a well.

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Yes, so the geologists estimate by extrapolating the amount of known oil and how much new is found. They also modify their estimates as new technologies become available to get at oil that is known to be there but was not previously economically viable to extract.

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