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@LowIQTrash  ,  I highly recommend Professor Max and The **** the Republic Podcast for tenure on your teaching staff.

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JohnnyYou » Today, 5:36 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 5:36 am

@LowIQTrash  ,  I highly recommend Professor Max and The **** the Republic Podcast for tenure on your teaching staff.

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Mar 13, 2026  Topical Videos
Not a soul on this planet knows what comes next in the war theater. Because that’s war. But we can anticipate what comes next for the US and global economy or at least game out certain scenarios. This isn’t just another discretionary “police action” on the other side of the world or a simple regime change. This war is wired directly into the global energy, food, and financial systems. But a proper analysis must acknowledge how the circumstances of the US economy and our monetary and fiscal policies have changed. There is no direct antecedent to the situation in which we find ourselves, which makes the folly of this war all the more absurd. We didn’t just launch a war. We may have just pulled the fire alarm on the entire world economy.

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You sound like a valedictorian graduate of the pinhead's school.

How's the job going?
 

RebelGator » 47 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

47 minutes ago

You sound like a valedictorian graduate of the pinhead's school.

How's the job going?

"Acerbic"...



:rofl:  
 

Blackvegetable » 7 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

7 minutes ago

"Acerbic"...

I know.

RebelGator » Today, 6:45 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 6:45 am

You sound like a valedictorian graduate of the pinhead's school.

How's the job going?

Pretty exciting actually.  I get to keep working with the system I spent a year help building.  As a Sole Proprietor. It may develop into a full time position making biofuel plants.  I requested no more than 20 hours a week right now. I need time to protest Trump shyt and help Bro right now.

200$ a barrel oil is coming fast man.  Biofuel is an out.
 

JohnnyYou » 4 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

4 minutes ago

Pretty exciting actually.  I get to keep working with the system I spent a year help building.  As a Sole Proprietor. It may develop into a full time position making biofuel plants.  

200$ a barrel oil is coming fast man.  Biofuel is an out.

Sure, too bad it costs $600 a barrel......in limited quantities.

JohnnyYou » 14 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

14 minutes ago

Pretty exciting actually.  I get to keep working with the system I spent a year help building.  As a Sole Proprietor. It may develop into a full time position making biofuel plants.  I requested no more than 20 hours a week right now. I need time to protest Trump shyt and help Bro right now.

200$ a barrel oil is coming fast man.  Biofuel is an out.

A friend is an original partner in this.


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BV and Johnny sucking each other's dick again

A college degree does not make you smart. Look at Libs. They are dumb as ****.

RebelGator » Today, 7:49 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 7:49 am

Sure, too bad it costs $600 a barrel......in limited quantities.

You can go back LowIQ Trash Elementary 3rd grade and try and catch up.  Home grown is greener to.


Biofuel prices vary significantly by type and feedstock, with advanced drop-in biofuels often targeting costs under $100 per barrel to compete with fossil fuels. Biodiesel costs are heavily influenced by soybean oil prices, while ethanol often trades around $1.75–$1.95 per gallon ($73–$82 per barrel). Specific advanced biofuels can range from $53–$99 per barrel, according to Advanced BioFuels USA and advancedbiofuelsusa.info. 
Advanced BioFuels USA
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Biodiesel Cost Factors: The primary cost is feedstock (e.g., soybean oil), which can result in production costs of $1.10–$1.83 per gallon ($46–$77 per barrel) for feedstock alone, excluding processing.
Advanced/Drop-in Biofuels: These often target competitive pricing. For example, some pyrolytic bio-crude is produced at roughly $45–$75 per barrel, while others like jatropha oil or green gasoline can cost between $64 and $99 per barrel.
Ethanol Prices: Ethanol prices are often quoted per liter (e.g., 17–18 baht/liter in Thailand) or per gallon ($1.75–$1.95 in the US).
Comparison to Oil: While conventional biofuels often require incentives, some advanced biofuels are reaching parity with oil prices around $70–$100 per barrel, notes Advanced BioFuels USA. 
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Note: Prices are highly volatile, depending on feedstock costs, subsidies, and RIN (Renewable Identification Number) values in the U.S..