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The Future Of Fossil fuels
30:40 - 38:30 (07:50)
The podcast discusses the efficiency of burning fossil fuels directly in heavy transportation and industrial purposes, and the distance between the implementing parties and how it will affect those who genuinely require the energy it provides daily.
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The podcast discusses the unreasonable goal of eliminating the Jews in the past to the idea of eliminating fossil fuels as a plausible goal.
30:40 - 32:55 (02:15)
Summary
The podcast discusses the unreasonable goal of eliminating the Jews in the past to the idea of eliminating fossil fuels as a plausible goal. The conversation highlights the disconnect between the people who push and implement these goals and the impact it has on the disadvantaged communities who need energy access the most.
ChapterThe Future Of Fossil fuels
Episode#495 - Alex Epstein - The World Needs More Fossil Fuels, Not Less
PodcastModern Wisdom
The speaker highlights the need for low-cost, reliable energy, especially for the impoverished communities worldwide who lack productivity due to the absence of machines.
32:55 - 36:11 (03:15)
Summary
The speaker highlights the need for low-cost, reliable energy, especially for the impoverished communities worldwide who lack productivity due to the absence of machines. The majority of the people live in poverty due to its inherent nature and are in constant struggle to sustain life.
ChapterThe Future Of Fossil fuels
Episode#495 - Alex Epstein - The World Needs More Fossil Fuels, Not Less
PodcastModern Wisdom
The idea that we can replace fossil fuels with renewables like solar and wind energy is becoming less plausible as evidence suggests otherwise.
36:11 - 37:03 (00:52)
Summary
The idea that we can replace fossil fuels with renewables like solar and wind energy is becoming less plausible as evidence suggests otherwise. The basis of restricting fossil fuel use has been the belief in replacing it with renewables, however, this notion is now being questioned.
ChapterThe Future Of Fossil fuels
Episode#495 - Alex Epstein - The World Needs More Fossil Fuels, Not Less
PodcastModern Wisdom
Fossil fuels provide 80% of the world's energy, which is not limited to just electricity, but heavy duty transportation and industrial purposes that are more efficient to run on fossil fuels than electric batteries in most cases.
37:03 - 38:30 (01:27)
Summary
Fossil fuels provide 80% of the world's energy, which is not limited to just electricity, but heavy duty transportation and industrial purposes that are more efficient to run on fossil fuels than electric batteries in most cases. Biden's approach to tackling the world's energy needs goes beyond just more solar panels from China.