The Global Airlock: Why 'Normal' is a Dangerous Illusion

People people think that because there's still gasoline at the station, you know, that that things are going to get back to normal in a few months, we'll be we'll be okay again. They really don't get the big picture, which is, you know, there's there's like a between all these nations, there's a conveyor belt that is that is um sliding these ships across the globe at the, you know, at a bicycle speed. And, you know, if you if you just isolate particular countries, Australia, Japan, UK, you know, every day, every other day another another tanker rolls in and keeps them topped off. They stopped coming, you know, on February 28th or 29th, they stopped coming. So, it seems normal because they haven't absolutely hit the wall yet for for um uh petroleum and with a longer uh time horizon fertilizer. But they're even if even if like a miracle happened and peace was declared and everything was opened up today, this this um bubble is is like an airlock going through a diesel system. I don't know if anybody's ever, you know, messed around with diesel engines, but if you take the whole fuel system apart, ...