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Creating Value - Part 5

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In the last four sequels we wrote about the early beginnings of creating values, continued with the rise of craftsmen, explorers and merchants. We explained the importance of the first manual machines and how it all led to industrialization. Today we'll continue further. If you haven't read the first four parts, please find them here:

ADSactly - Creating value Part 1

ADSactly - Creating value Part 2

ADSactly - Creating value Part 3

ADSactly - Creating value Part 4


The next big thing, you probably guessed, was oil. With the growing automobile industry and the fast-growing industry in all sectors, oil proved to be fast and stable energy solution at the time. Of course, nobody had a remote thought about the scale of pollution it would create in the future once it springs out of the proportions of the era. However, the value was to be created, investors were ready to get rich and workers looked for to be employed, so many jumped on the opportunity to drill for the black gold.


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In retrospective, oil made many well-off and created countless working places all over the world. It set the foothold for future development and progress but also gave an enormous amount of financial power to the countries which traditionally harbour extremist worldviews. This consequence, along with the global warming as a result of the pollution, set a path for further exploration of renewable energy sources. (Quite a few members of ADSactly Society are currently investing in the development of clean and cheap energy sources.)

Oil is the basic source of energy used in various industries around the globe. Its importance is not questionable. The annual rise of its consumption is still on the rise, with the USA in the lead. They spend more oil than China, Russia, Japan and India combined. It is no wonder there is a strong lobby against the signing of the Kyoto Protocol which would make each country decrease annual emissions of greenhouse gasses. Profit over reason, once again.


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The latest method of oil production is fracking. It is the process of injecting liquid at high pressure into subterranean rocks in order to extract oil. It secured higher reserves of oil because the amount of oil captured in rocks is vast. However, it is detrimental to the environment and dangerous in the long run. Breaking the stone and gathering oil from it causes irreparable damage. The image is quite self-explanatory.



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Wars were and are fought for control over the oil fields, lives are lost over it, fortunes are made because of it. However, do we really need such a dirty and dangerous product anymore? Will we be able to switch the overall energy direction to cleaner sources?

Reason tells us the time to abandon oil has arrived a long time ago. However, with the decrease of the oil industry, countless jobs will be lost. People, unfortunately, need oil for many reasons. It creates value for many people. Letting it go and changing it for renewable sources might cause serious economic and social shocks. Renewable sources have no limited supply and it scared the ones who understand the rule of availability and demand. These are the reasons why we still use oil even though many alternatives exist for decades.



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The price we might pay for burning countless amounts of oil may soon prove to be too steep in the end. Is this another 'profit over reason' showcase, exposing our old weaknesses?

Let us know your thoughts!

To be continued...


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Nice piece. You touch on the big issues. The general public is not really aware of all the damage fracking does to the environment and the harm it causes to the water supply, nor is it aware that the wars fought in the Middle East, including the one currently taking place in Syria, are mostly about control of the energy supply. Fortunately the use of renewable energy is increasing, in large part because the economics themselves are starting to make more sense. In many parts of the country, solar power is becoming price competitive with conventional energy. In the end, dollars and cents will probably drive adoption even though it's the right thing to do.

On the one hand, oil is a foundation of the modern way of life - ironically, on the other hand, it may also be the what cracks that foundation as well.

I don't think we can do an immediate change to a completely oil free world, maybe not even in the next decade. But we can phase out many key dependencies on oil such as electricity production or driving vehicles. But things like shipping, air transportation, maybe even production of solar panels and countless other materials will probably keep a need for sucking oil out of the ground as the alternatives will probably need time before they can compete on a cost basis.

But that's not a bad thing; it means we can do a smoother transition away from oil, one big chunk at a time without having to destroy so many jobs all at once. Workers can hopefully be retrained in other fields... as long as they understand the big picture of environmental degradation isn't fake news and aren't stubbornly set on a way of life that was the way of the past, but not the future.

I agree that oil is very essential to many companies and industries and if black gold will be abandonned they would will be having a shock. Many of the factories depends on oil. And if that happened many of them will bd closed, Many people will lossing thier jobs, and many roads will be silent. Due to economies growth of consuming black gold it is very hard for the producer to stop. Does there Is something that could replace oil? Well I don't know. I have heard that water could make use as the fuel for cars, but in some aspect of black gold uses it can't, But if we continue to use this gold, we continue causing damage to the environement. The world needs us , but it's very hard to stop on making econony stand still. We could choose what' the best for a good is it economy or for nature? I would let give your opinion, give your comments below

Every war is made because of the profit, especially in this time now.
We are sacrificing life for jobs? Where is the value in that? I think the real value lies in things like time, effort, life, freedom,etc.
Rejecting oil industry must be done but it will not be done over the night, just like that. Educating people about it will lead them to find better jobs, to open their mind and see what the future holds and expects from us. We must be brave to take big steps forward and realize that we need to live with nature, not just in nature.

We have other solutions, but governments are keeping the well known secret :D I hope Tesla was right when he said that he can light up the whole world ;)

The future is knocking at our door, but are we gonna open our door? Are we brave enough to exit our comfort zones and make another small step for a man, and a giant step for mankind?

My hopes are that with a proper education and awareness of ourselves we can see the bigger picture and heal our planet and our mother Earth. We got a lot other places to go as a civilization...

with time in history, the strength of the middle class increased. This was due to the growth of progress. People became more demanding and smarter. Therefore, the hunters need to follow the trend and create more value in order to meet the requirements of the middle class.

Nevertheless, I have reason to believe that a low class in society exists to intimidate the middle class. Thus, people from the middle class will continue to work and bring value to themselves and to people from the vigilant class.

I agree that many things have changed after the industrial revolution. The obfuscation of the trend and the requirements for work have changed. Many professions lost their relevance. At the same time there were other proffessions.

Here where I live is accepted to appreciate things that were produced in the Soviet Union. Why? Just because these things serve to the present day. Yes, exactly then the production created things and mechanisms that were calculated for a long period of work. Now the whole world has changed. Now the priority is money. And chtotneobhodimo that would make money? The answer is simple - sell more often. And what to sell more often - it is necessary that people need these things. Therefore, such a phenomenon as a programmed lifetime became relevant. You buy a thing and with a certain time period it comes out of standing. After that you have to buy this thing. You carry your money back. I do not support such a system.
A good topic for discussion. Thanks, I liked it...bestof luck
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As far as I can remember, humanity in those old times had a choice. Or use of electric motors or internal combustion engines. Electric motors named after a lower efficiency and did not have capacious batteries. But there was a lot of oil and it brought huge profits. Therefore, the world began to develop towards internal combustion engines. Now the trend is changing. In the latest news I saw that one oil prince invests huge money in solar energy. Sooner or later, the era of oil will come to an end. It exists only because of monopolists with huge money. They pump out the resources of our planet and earn huge money. It is beneficial for them that humanity continue to use oil as a resource.

But the use of oil has devastating consequences for the environment. I am a geologist by education (although I had to become an astrophysicist). Every year the oil deposits are depleted. Therefore, we have to look for new places for extraction. But this is not the most important thing. The most important thing is that millions of cars burn huge amounts of fuel every day. This carbon monoxide enters the atmosphere and poisons it. In the end, we see that this affects climate change across the planet, as well as the destruction of the ozone layer. Oil magnates pose a monetary gain above the "health" of our common house - the planet Earth.

At the moment there are many ways to obtain alternative and clean energy. If humanity were to unite, we could change the situation. But while there are people interested in getting oil profit - progress will develop, but slowly. This is sad, but the incomes of some countries depend mainly on minerals.
I see that the world is changing, but not so fast. I hope we have a chance to change the situation and avoid a "bad" ending.
Thanks, great article

Why people connot understand still that only if we let go old system our society can change into using renewable sources? People are afraid it might cause serious economic and social shocks. Yes, it can, so what! Nature works that way. For example, if you have dry branch on the tree because of some bacteria, you need to cut that branch, it in order to prevent all tree to die. Our economy system is like that. If we need to go through some shock, let it be, to rejuvenate our society where we won't kill our planet that provides all the life. As anyway this oil based industry is big shock for our planet and us as humans but still we are ignorant to see that. Look the oceans, animals, forests, all planet is suffering...

Nikola Tesla found solution for free energy more than 100 years back. But greed is still one of the dominant feeling among establishment, and for that reason, normal people suffer and pay still for something that nature can provide in abundance.

I believe we are waking up as humanity, step by step. It is a slow and long process, but it is happening. Let us do whatever each of us can from our sided. Be more aware for beginning. Namaste.

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All I can say is that the future lies in solar, wind and nuclear energy

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Everyone knows that oil imposes itself
And can not be dispensed at the present time
Despite renewed attempts to develop alternative energy
Solar, wind ...
The question is very much the same
Can renewable energy
To replace oil ??
Or will the experts discover a new article ??

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