Welcome to a World Without Oil

[@ricardobautista-garcia8492]

This aged well.

[@msgeek703]

I was a part of it. I was able to process a lot of feelings about not only the current situation with climate change, peak oil and the economy, but personal stuff too. You had to bring your entire life to the game, and that is why it had such a rich flavoring of reality. Oh yeah: oil closed above $100 yesterday. As Bowie once said in a song, "It's no game."

[@coffeegirl18]

I really adored those comics someone was drawing for each week. I was reading everyone's blog and it was great.

[@akopvanetsyan9110]

Oh hi I'm from 2021!

[@somerandomguyontheinternett]

@@akopvanetsyan9110 Yeah, but I'm from the 2021 3 weeks after you posted your comment. Hello!

[@MegaAbdikadir]

1 question what would the world be like with out money?.And how come we cant share the world i mean u have to buy mostly evertin.?

[@Newbpwng]

4$ a gallon r u fucking kidding me? in european countries we pay average 8$ a gallon

[@Newbpwng]

i am already here

[@Screamer1989]

wait for her talk in TED2010 conference..

[@powermikertje]

it's not so much about a world being without oil. it's about a world being without damaging production processes and corresponding consumer lifestyles. it 's so much more than just oil...really. it's the whole western world upside down. look at libya, we see something going wrong there and we bomb it. even in the us some guy is saying now they're doing it for oil. can you imagine? it's all about the old system staying intact as long as possible, unless the people do something.

[@MrNinja-fj6qn]

ok

[@maipensapparot]

Ha ha ha ha

[@Cee1003]

The venus Project real world prospectus, this will happen guys FOR REAL estimates 30 years!

[@rexster63]

thought it was funny when a guy is saying gas could be $4.00 per gallon, it is more than USD$5.00 in Australia and sky hasn't fallen in, maybe you guys in the US need to invest in Public Transport

[@mreisma]

i'll listen to this chick, she's pretty hot