Peak Oil & the End of Growth

Nate Hagens, host of the podcast “The Great Simplification,”
discusses the implications of fossil fuel/material depletion and
the ways that our financial system is accelerating consumption
under the shadow of a looming economic correction. Nate argues that
classical economics neglects the central role of energy, and he
offers a critique of the idea of resource substitution, especially
when it comes to liquid hydrocarbons.  Will peak oil rear its
head again as we slurp up dwindling oil reserves from source rock
via fracing? With energy tightly coupled to GDP what will be the
implications of decreasing energy for a society and economy based
on exponential growth? Listen to The Great Simplification:
https://www.thegreatsimplification.com/