no_steeze Active member May 2, 2011 #11 newton's law of gravity never applies to gas prices. what goes up must continue to go up despite reasoning otherwise
newton's law of gravity never applies to gas prices. what goes up must continue to go up despite reasoning otherwise
B BillyDwyre Member May 2, 2011 #13 no one owns the gas anymore! it's all free!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
VT_scratch Active member May 2, 2011 #14 hahahahahhahahah "This just in: Obama announces gas will cost $2:00 per gallon MAX ... and from here on in, no one has to pay ANY TAX to Uncle Sam."
hahahahahhahahah "This just in: Obama announces gas will cost $2:00 per gallon MAX ... and from here on in, no one has to pay ANY TAX to Uncle Sam."
CRiP Active member May 2, 2011 #19 based on my calculations, gas should end up costing around $7.64 by the end of summer. of course, this will vary state to state, but you have to take into account the Coriolis effect and the barometric pressure...
based on my calculations, gas should end up costing around $7.64 by the end of summer. of course, this will vary state to state, but you have to take into account the Coriolis effect and the barometric pressure...
C californiagrown Active member May 2, 2011 #20 not to mention Newtons 5th law of economics, plus you have to factor in Pavlovian cycling...
CRiP Active member May 2, 2011 #23 this is also true, and dont even get me started on how inertia will affect it. not to mention jamaican bobsledding...
this is also true, and dont even get me started on how inertia will affect it. not to mention jamaican bobsledding...
Mr.Turtle Active member May 2, 2011 #25 don't forget Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, you never can be to sure
Davy.Crockett Active member May 2, 2011 #26 despite all the trolling in this thread i actually heard something on the news today saying it may bring prices down ill try to find a link
despite all the trolling in this thread i actually heard something on the news today saying it may bring prices down ill try to find a link
C californiagrown Active member May 2, 2011 #27 the Dumont-Wilson theorem regarding over/under estimations of growth rates is always at play as well.
the Dumont-Wilson theorem regarding over/under estimations of growth rates is always at play as well.
C californiagrown Active member May 2, 2011 #30 folks are spooked pipelines and oil fields are gonna be attacked in retaliation.
CRiP Active member May 2, 2011 #31 not to mention the paradox theorem, murphy's law, the axiom postulate and of course the truman doctrine.
not to mention the paradox theorem, murphy's law, the axiom postulate and of course the truman doctrine.