![Peak Oil Ass-Backwards: Crashing Oil Prices Aren't Due to an Oil Glut But to Demand Destruction and Peaking Credit [part 2/3]](/content/images/2015/09/Going-Down.jpg)
Confusion dawns upon the smartest men in the room (photo by Rafael Matsunaga) As I began to mention at the end of the first part of this three-parter, I've only just recently come to the conclusion that oil prices aren't going to have a tendency to rise due to the
![Peak Oil Ass-Backwards: Fractional-Reserve Banking, Meet Peak Oil [part 1/3]](/content/images/2015/09/Peak-Oil-Ahead.jpg)
(image by Viktor Hertz) If the ongoing crash of oil prices over the past year – and now the stock market crashes of last week – have continuously taught me one thing, that would be that I've got very little clue regarding the economic implications of peak oil. To explain this I'll
"Darn. I'm not exactly as nimble as a cat, am I?" (photo by Evan Hambrick) Having recently started this From Filmers to Farmers blog, one which quite often brings up the topic of peak oil, I was recently confronted with a question that I had unintentionally been avoiding for some
Has fracking reached its twilight? (photo by Imahornfan) I'll admit that I was completely caught off guard by the recent (and ongoing?) crash in oil prices. It'd be a stretch to say I'm embarrassed by my lack of foresight, although perhaps "dumb-ass" would be a bit deserving. I
Can we escape the siren's blue light? According to an Associated Press article, Fish don't know they're living in water, nor do they stop to wonder where the water came from. Humans? Not much better, as we share a world engulfed by television. And the deeper our immersion becomes, the
