Tesla to Texas: How Do You Like Us Now?

[racrguy]

Lol, the hits keep coming.

[jw33]

As far as I know there is not a perpetual motion machine in existence much less one being used for drilling of any type.

I will find his name once I make it back to my office.

couldn't resist...

[svauto-erotic855]

What's his name and what formation...I'll look up the data.

Has he also drilled it with a perpetual motion machine?

As far as I know there is not a perpetual motion machine in existence much less one being used for drilling of any type.

I will find his name once I make it back to my office.

[CWO]

electric cars are fucking awesome!

[Ruffdaddy]

The well that I am talking about was the deepest one ever drilled in solid rock at the time that it was drilled I believe. It may have been surpassed since that time.

Since all of his wells produce oil I would say that he is correct in his theory's.

What's his name and what formation...I'll look up the data.

Has he also drilled it with a perpetual motion machine?

[lowthreeohz]

theories.

[svauto-erotic855]

When you test to pass, you will nearly always pass. It's very easy to get carried away with test bias and make your results prove your personal agenda.

I will tell you there is a reason we are going into more and more unconventionals. If fossil fuels could generate oil that fast, we wouldn't be in the ultra deeps, tar sands, and hpht wells.

The well that I am talking about was the deepest one ever drilled in solid rock at the time that it was drilled I believe. It may have been surpassed since that time.

Since all of his wells produce oil I would say that he is correct in his theory's.

[Nash B.]

I have read that fossil fuels do renew itself over time. Interesting theory.

Well, yeah, just not nearly as fast as we consume it. The planet had a huge head start on making the stuff before we started using it in mass.

[Forever_frost]

I have read that fossil fuels do renew itself over time. Interesting theory.

[Ruffdaddy]

I would say unconventionals are proof enough that there is a finite amount of O&G relative to the increasing rates of consumption. However, we are far from running out.

[Ruffdaddy]

Really? That is one theory about oil now prove it. I would also like you to point out a true breakthrough moment in the past 60 years concerning the ICE.

There is also a theory that says the only some "fossil fuels" are actual fossils and that instead they are just a natural by product of the geological process that the earth functions by. There is also very strong evidence to support this theory most notably a well drilled into a shield rock formation in Switzerland that has existed since before life on earth did that has been producing oil to the tune of 150 barrels per day since 1984 or 1986. Every theory about oil tells us that it is not possible for oil to come from a formation like that but it does. Barrons magazine had that well on the cover in the late 80's.


I do not know enough about oil production to know either way but frequently conventional wisdom is not all that wise and there is a well known geologist who makes these claims and every test he does has backed up his theory's and he has yet to be proven wrong.

When you test to pass, you will nearly always pass. It's very easy to get carried away with test bias and make your results prove your personal agenda.

I will tell you there is a reason we are going into more and more unconventionals. If fossil fuels could generate oil that fast, we wouldn't be in the ultra deeps, tar sands, and hpht wells.

[svauto-erotic855]

Are you sure you know what you're talking about? I don't think you do. Hell, I'm not even an engineer and I can tell you're full of shit. You do realize that fossil fuels are a finite resource, right?

Really? That is one theory about oil now prove it. I would also like you to point out a true breakthrough moment in the past 60 years concerning the ICE.

There is also a theory that says the only some "fossil fuels" are actual fossils and that instead they are just a natural by product of the geological process that the earth functions by. There is also very strong evidence to support this theory most notably a well drilled into a shield rock formation in Switzerland that has existed since before life on earth did that has been producing oil to the tune of 150 barrels per day since 1984 or 1986. Every theory about oil tells us that it is not possible for oil to come from a formation like that but it does. Barrons magazine had that well on the cover in the late 80's.


I do not know enough about oil production to know either way but frequently conventional wisdom is not all that wise and there is a well known geologist who makes these claims and every test he does has backed up his theory's and he has yet to be proven wrong.

[racrguy]

The ICE is a very simple design and it worked correctly from nearly day one and has turned a profit since the word "Go". The biggest kick in the pants for the ICE was the Kettering ignition. Most of the hard development work for the ICE was finished in the late 1950s and it has just been tweaks and details since then. Although it has yet to reach its full level of design maturity all of the pieces are there and most are going to be reality soon if we would just stop wasting time and effort on fancy golf carts.

Are you sure you know what you're talking about? I don't think you do. Hell, I'm not even an engineer and I can tell you're full of shit. You do realize that fossil fuels are a finite resource, right?

[Baron Von Crowder]

A Tesla was behind me in traffic this morning.

[BP]

The Collins Street Bakery in Waco just installed an entire row of Tesla Supercharger stations. So while you enjoy a $12 chicken salad sandwich you can get a free full charge in an hour.