against a finite source so let's look at some of these finite sources from the work the late doctor am king Hubert we have here has some I logarithmic plot a world oil production the line's been approximately straight for over a hundred years clear appeared in the year 1970 average growth rate very close to seven percent per year so it's logical to ask or how much longer about someone percent continue well that answered by the members in this table in the top line the numbers tell us that in the year 1973 world oil production was twenty billion barrels the total production in all of history including that twenty was $300billion the remaining reserves seventeen hundred billion now baser data the rest at this table is just calculated out assume that the historic 7 percent growth continued steadily each year following1973 exactly as it had been for the pre-ceding 100 years now in fact the growth stop not because of the arithmetic it stop because open raise their oil prices so we're askingWadia suppose the growth had continued let’s go back to the year 1981 by 1981 on the seven percent curve the total usage in all of history with that up to $500 billion barrels the remaining reserves fifteen hundred billion the reserves at that point or three times the total of all that have been used in all of history but some enormous reserves but what time is that when the remaining Reserve is three times a total of all you've used in all of history me answer is true minutes before trial well we know for seven percent growth.

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