For the Doomer who wants it all.

http://www.deathclock.com/

-- yu (as@h.l), June 09, 2000

Answers

Nah, thats a beginner's site.

Here is a professional Doomer's site disguised as a research center but clearly slanted to doom.

As such it is propaganda:

http://www.dieoff.com/

-- Anon (anon@anon.anon), June 09, 2000.

Is anyone familiar with Duncan and the Oldavai Theory? What kind of credibility does he have?

So Anon you think this site (dieoff.org)is nothing but bunk?

-- Outta beer (East of the smoke stack@usa.here), June 09, 2000.

Richard Duncan is or was a professor of engineering. The Olduvai Theory or "Transient Pulse Theory" is based on energy consumption per individual.

The Olduvai Theory: sliding towards a post industrial stone age

http://www.dieoff.com./page125.htm

-- Cave Man (caves@are.us), June 09, 2000.

Dieoff.com is Jay Hanson's personal opinion on the coming oil crisis, supported by vast documentation. He takes a strongly doomer view of the next forty years. Maybe so, maybe no, but right now the evidence supports him. Duncan is highly credible, more so is Campbell and others. See Scientific American, March 1998. Go to hubbert.com or peruse the Hubbert newsletter published by the Colorado School of Mines, which is about as mainstream and as credible as you can get.

-- Cash (cash@andcarry.com), June 09, 2000.