Yu Koyo Peya

00:00:15 The car is on fire. And there is no driver at the wheel.

00:01:31 they pulled the rubble and pulled out their hair.

00:03:07 The only way you can survive is to spread to another area.

00:03:51 I think it does go all the way back to the main aspects of the civilizing process and its foundations in domestication

00:04:52 that involves civilization and the definition, really, the meaning of what is civilization

00:05:46 Maybe as many as 90 % of the Maya died or scattered, and all of the kings were overthrown

00:06:40 getting into a political union rather than fighting each other regulaly.

00:07:21 The question of when we'll actually run out of oil is absolutely the wrong question to be asking.

00:08:18 lighting our homes, cleaning our clothes, vacuuming our carpets

00:09:40 It's possible to look out for the next 5 years and say, "Well, you know, whats in the pipeline?

00:10:31 and we have all these amazing gadgets and technology

00:11:08 You can't change out the energy infrastructure of a society overnight.

00:12:01 techno-fix around the corner. Things are so pressurized today with the economy

00:13:05 and that will include die-off; we are overpopulated, in this country as well.

00:13:46 Food and agriculture. In effect, we are eating oil and natural gas right now.

00:14:41 we’re not going to be able to instantly go to a sustainable lifestyle

00:15:34 This strange complacency that overtook us kind of gave us

00:16:09 that I think may even match what we went through in the civil war.

00:16:56 How do you go from A to B? How do you step out of this life world

00:17:40 It’s been all about cheap energy for transportation of resources

00:18:22 and did a lot of things and projects and it was a great experience.

00:19:14 We’re just cut off. As life becomes more and more artificial

00:20:22 To demonstrate the contrast between what life presently is and what it could be.

02:00:01 develop about 30 milion barrels a day of new production capacity, just to stay even.