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::::The [[second law of thermodynamics]] (that the [[entropy]] of a closed system tends to increase) has nothing whatsoever to do with this subject. This is nonsense. [[User:RockyMtnGuy|RockyMtnGuy]] ([[User talk:RockyMtnGuy|talk]]) 18:46, 8 April 2008 (UTC)
== Consumption rates table ==
I think the units specified in the GDP-to-consumption table must be awry. For example, according to the figures as given, the UK uses over 109,000 barrels of oil (3.34 barrels of oil a day each day for a year) to produce $1,000 of economic output.
Shurely some mishtake? The oil alone is worth around $12 million. [[Special:Contributions/79.77.32.208|79.77.32.208]] ([[User talk:79.77.32.208|talk]]) 18:46, 14 May 2008 (UTC)
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