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[AverageJoe90]

9. There you go again with the "infinite" schtick.

You've been given the math multiple times by multiple people regarding yields and required acreage needed to fuel today's production.

Concerning hemp, yes. But again, what I said was, it certainly would be doable for corporations to start relying more on biofuels like vegetable oil, instead of petroleum.

These machines are burning the earth's legacy; millions of years of the suns solar energy stored beneath ground are being unlocked in a flash in time,

True, but these are hydrocarbons, though, not solar energy.

and you think we can infinitely power this level of exploitation/production

Again with the "infinitely" schtick.

with real-time biological solar yields (without subsidizing crop yields with oil-based fertilizer and depleted potash, all while the earth is experiencing flooding and drought)?

Pipe dreams is what it all is.

No, not really. I have admitted in the past, that of course, biofuels aren't really a silver bullet by any stretch; same thing goes with adaptation, less consumption, etc., though all of those things would help mitigate the problem.

What is a pipe dream, however, is thinking that we can solve our problem by not consuming energy. But of course, facts don't always matter to devotees to a pet theory, do they?