I disagree. It's a dynamic flow chart and right now people can't afford to fill tanks or go to work so oil is glutting back up.
Lower the price and people will spend more to fill their tanks and the oil will flow out. It's not a slow process at all as the whole machine is always moving. I think, not you directly, but the rhetoric of how difficult it is to make and move oil I believe is hyped by oil itself. Obviously it's complex as hell, but oil always makes it sound like the impossible to accomplish.
The larger bottleneck is at the gas pumps of the world. What percentage fuel burners are of the overall picture I don't really know, but I believe fossil burners with wheels is a large chunk. Followed of course by all the other products and processes that uses petroleum, right down to your lipstick. Automotive uses is probably so out in front of peoples minds because it's such a direct and controlled 'thing' we now can't do without.
And not even talking about natural gas or electricity, which has it's own corruption to deal with.
And I'm definitely saturday rambling with or without substantiation.
So, I'm sorry. Think I'll play some video games today and lighten my mood. I don't really get into shoot-em-up games too much.
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