Podcast appearances and mentions of gail tverberg

Gail Tverberg is an actuary and the editor of Our Finite World, a website that focuses on “how energy limits and the economy are really interconnected.” In this episode, she discusses oil and coal's continued dominance of the global energy mix, why the world is “running out of affordable energy,” why raising interest rates to tame inflation won't work, and why renewable energy's “true value is close to zero.” (Recorded August 11, 2022.) 

Shooting The Shit-- 1:23 Amazon Prime's Paper Girls: 11:58 Apple TV + Surface: 28:00 SUPER CEREAL Economy: 42:55 To read the entire article from Gail Tverberg regarding the 'Self-Organizing Economy' visit her Wordpress Blog at https://ourfiniteworld.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nick-cormier/support

Actuary and researcher Gail Tverberg discusses our energy problems and how we have an ever-growing population coupled with resources which are more and more difficult to extract. She believes "limits to growth" is a better way of looking at this problem as opposed to EROI. At some point the system binds up and that's what we're running into right now. The corona shut downs may have been an excuse to shut things down due to the collapsing economy and energy situation. Such a decline in a historical cycle brings revolution, disease, and famine. She worries about semiconductors and the world economy breaking into different pieces. Pax Americana can't last forever and several countries are now getting together to take care of themselves. She has a hard time finding electricity sustainable, let alone cryptocurrencies. She doesn't think far-flung wars are sustainable. Things are good as they're going to be. Watch On BitChute / Brighteon / Rokfin / Rumble Geopolitics & Empire · Gail Tverberg: Energy Limits Could Be Pushing Us Toward End Times #280 *Support Geopolitics & Empire! Become a Member https://geopoliticsandempire.substack.comDonate https://geopoliticsandempire.com/donationsConsult https://geopoliticsandempire.com/consultation **Visit Our Affiliates & Sponsors! Above Phone https://abovephone.com/?above=geopoliticseasyDNS (use code GEOPOLITICS for 15% off!) https://easydns.comEscape The Technocracy course (15% discount using link) https://escapethetechnocracy.com/geopoliticsPassVult https://passvult.comSociatates Civis (CitizenHR, CitizenIT, CitizenPL) https://societates-civis.comWise Wolf Gold https://www.wolfpack.gold/?ref=geopolitics Website Our Finite World https://ourfiniteworld.com Twitter https://twitter.com/gailtheactuary About Gail Tverberg The author of Our Finite World is Gail Tverberg. She is a researcher focused on figuring out how energy limits and the economy are really interconnected, and what this means for our future. Her background is as a casualty actuary, working in insurance forecasting. Gail first became aware of oil shortages, and the impact they could have on insurance companies, back in the 1973 – 1974 period, when oil limits were first a problem. In 2005, she began reading books on the subject, including Jeremy Leggett's The Empty Tank. Gail did further research about the situation, and wrote her first article about the potential impact on the property-casualty insurance industry in early 2006. In March 2007, Gail decided to research the issue of limits of a finite world on a full-time basis, leaving her career in insurance consulting. She began OurFiniteWorld.com in 2007, but temporarily changed her writing base to TheOilDrum.com between mid-2007 and 2010, where she was a writer and editor. Since late 2010, her blog posts have been published on OurFiniteWorld.com. These posts are widely republished under Gail's Creative Commons license; many posts are translated into other languages and republished. Besides blog posts, Gail is the author of a number of academic papers. The most widely cited is, “Oil Supply Limits and the Continuing Financial Crisis.” Another academic paper of interest is, “An Oil Production Forecast for China Considering Economic Limits,” published in 2016. Section 2 of this paper discusses the possibility that the limit on oil extraction may be a financial limit: prices cannot rise high enough. A longer list of academic papers and papers for insurance audiences is given on the sidebar. Gail also speaks to many groups regarding her views on energy limits and the economy. She has spoken in many countries around the world, including Italy, Spain, China, and India. She has spoken to academic groups, actuarial groups, “Peak Oil” groups, and more general groups, such as religious groups and graduate students. In early 2015, she taught a course at China University of Petroleum in Beijing on...

Actuary and researcher Gail Tverberg discusses our energy problems and how we have an ever-growing population coupled with resources which are more and more difficult to extract. She believes “limits to growth” is a better way of looking at this problem as opposed to EROI. At some point the system binds up and that's what […]

Gail Tverberg is an analyst who has been researching the connection between oil limits and the economy for nearly 10 years.  She writes a widely-followed blog called Our Finite World. Her background is as an actuary, working as a consultant to insurance companies. She also has a foot in the academic world, where she has lectured and written academic articles, and taught at the China’s University of Petroleum in Beijing.

Gail Tverberg is a researcher who is trying to figure out the connection between energy limits and the economy, and what this means for our future. Her background is as a casualty actuary, working in insurance forecasting. She does not take the views of other researchers as a “given.” Instead she tries to do her own investigation, going back to many primary sources of information. Gail's views are published on OurFiniteWorld.com, where she makes them available without ads or donations. She also publishes a few articles in the academic literature, including Oil Supply Limits and the Continuing Financial Crisis. She is a frequent speaker at many types of conferences, including an invitation to speak in April 2017 at a European Commission workshop on “New Narratives of Energy and the Economy,” in Brussels, Belgium. Gail is a Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society, and a Member of the American Academy of Actuaries. She has a master’s degree in mathematics from the University of Illinois—Chicago. She first started writing about energy issues in 2006. Between 2007 and 2013, she was also a writer and editor on the group web site TheOilDrum.com, under the pen name, “Gail the Actuary.” Visit Practical Tactical for an archive of all of the Practical Prepping. Period. shows and everything else you may need to strengthen your family's resilience and personal preparedness. This is a copyrighted podcast solely owned by the Authors On The Air Global Radio Network LLC.

In this episode, Preston and Stig interview oil expert, Gail Tverberg about the current market conditions with oil and other commodities. If you're wanting to understand why the oil market might be heading lower, Gail provides some interesting arguments why low interest rates and government manipulation is causing major issues.Click here to get full access to our show notes.

Wall St for Main St welcome Gail Tverberg, who is an oil market analyst and the author of Our Finite World. Gail has covered the oil market for over a decade and her work can be found on The Oil Drum web site, Peak and Prosperity and other publications.In this podcast, we asked Gail on thoughts on why low oil prices does not stimulate the economy, how the public and private oil companies is handling the low oil prices environment. We also discussed her outlook for 2016 and why we think we are at the tipping point in the global economy due to high debt. Plus much more!

A conversation with Gail Tverberg of OurFiniteWorld.com. Gail Tverberg is an analyst who has been researching the connection between oil limits and the economy for nearly 10 years.  She writes a widely-followed blog called Our Finite World. Her background is as an actuary, working as a consultant to insurance companies. She also has a foot in the academic world, where she has lectured and written academic articles. Gail was in China in March-April of this year lecturing at China University of Petroleum in Beijing and is scheduled to return next spring, to teach another class.