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Not smart enough to explain global economics to you in a paragraph over the internet tho. Sorry.
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\nAnd in regards to the oil spill, you said:
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\nIm not saying the spill isnt awful, because it is. Very disturbing to know its in our oceans, period. It will no doubt affect us ALL, in one way or another, for many years to come. As it stands now, BP has spent close to $500 billion. I forsee that being pocket change compared to total cost.\r\n
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\nYa, I am pretty smart actually. Quote:
\r\n | \r\n \r\n \r\n Originally Posted by myrideishot\r\n \r\n  \r\n u must be so smart, haha. idk shit. so enlighten me, whats the whole picture? and whats the magic that you know about the oil spill, i would love to know. \r\n \r\n | \r\n
Not smart enough to explain global economics to you in a paragraph over the internet tho. Sorry. \n
\nAnd in regards to the oil spill, you said:
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\nIll just make a few points here cause Im short on time right now...First, you cant cap a pipeline that is lying on the ocean floor, broke. Second, they are currently using a syphon (a smaller tube, stuck into the broken pipeline) to pump apx. 1000 barrels of leaking oil, per day, to barges above. The (short term) fix is to encase the smaller pipe into the leaking pipe, with concrete. Google this: oil spill syphon, there are tons of articles to pick from. Quote:
\r\n | \r\n \r\n \r\n Originally Posted by myrideishot\r\n \r\n \r\n the best part is bp wont just try to cap it because they want to continue to make some kind of money with it, the tube idea would work so they could continue to get the oil to produce it. once hurricane season hits out there the tube would just continue to flow with no barge attached to it so it would leak yet again. its screwing up alot of wildlife and if it gets to the keys 80% of americas coral reef is there and it will destroy it. \r\n \r\n | \r\n
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\nIm not saying the spill isnt awful, because it is. Very disturbing to know its in our oceans, period. It will no doubt affect us ALL, in one way or another, for many years to come. As it stands now, BP has spent close to $500 billion. I forsee that being pocket change compared to total cost.\r\n