64 comments on Supply and Demand on a Full Planet - ASPO VI Speech by Nate Hagens
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Nate, I am embarrassed to say that's the first time I have watched you give that talk. As you know, I couldn't make it (or was advised not to go) because I was still in the oil industry. But after being contacted by one of the directors for ASPO-Ireland on suggestions for a speaker, I gave them your name. Thanks for making me look smart. :-)
I hope I do as well at this year's ASPO Conference.
thanks RR.
There were a couple of mistakes - you know when your tongue moves faster than your brain. Lottery winners have significantly higher suicide rates than non-lottery winners but its not 10 times. Also, I skipped a whole 2 minute part on sexual selection and mate choice in humans. Thats what happens when I tried to condense a 1 hour talk in 30 minutes with Jeremy Legget timing me...following that talk there was also a Q&A panel discussion (Panel 3 - about 3/4 down).
see you in CA. (was the last time I saw you in Montana with Jay Hanson at the 'ranch'??)
was the last time I saw you in Montana with Jay Hanson at the 'ranch'??
Doesn't seem right, but I guess it is. I guess because we speak on the phone pretty frequently, it doesn't seem like it's been that long.
I flew right over your head a couple of weeks ago, as my last trip from Europe flew directly over the entire length of Wisconsin. I looked out the window and knew you were down there somewhere. :-)