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Originally Posted by mostpost
You cannot be serious. The source that you and Inner Dirt used is the exact same source that I used. The Energy Information Administration. EIA. The only difference is my post breaks it down by Administration while yours breaks it down by month or year.
Even comparing 2021 with 2020, oil production is down 8 tenths of 1 percent. Put another way, oil production in 2021 was 99.2% of what it was in 2020. Compared to 2019, production was only 91.1% in 2021
Oil production in 2021 was 102.25% of 2018.
Finally in 2021 oil production was 20% higher than in 2017, Trumps first year in office.
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You used a tweet and now you are not using the government numbers correctly, because you are STUPID, proper use of statistics go over your head. How can you have the STUPIDITY to compare numbers 4 years apart after seeing the obvious fact the trend is yearly increases? Add up 2020 and compare it to 2021 you will see a yearly drop of 1%. Since the need for oil increased quite a bit in that one year span a drop of 1% is very significant.
Why don't you go somewhere where you can appear intelligent instead of stupid. I just wonder where the hell you get off thinking you are a know it all,
when I don't think there is anyone here who knows as little subjects that are useful as you do.
