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Please point out where he said that.
I also notice that you don't answer the question.
You are a true crank.
No one here buys your false dichotomy:
"I have true faith in science, whereas the rest of you are delusional."
Peak oil is the outcome of science.
Haying with horses and a loader are just as technologically challenging as doing it with tractors and a baler. The difference is you don't have to rely on mechanics when the equipment breaks down.