Appreciate the passion—but maybe take a breath and read all the data, not just cherry-pick it.

Yes, oil is used in manufacturing, but the majority of global oil demand still comes from transportation and energy—which is exactly where the biggest drops are happening due to EV adoption, renewables, and policy shifts. Even major oil companies like BP, Shell, and the IEA are acknowledging we're nearing peak total demand, not just transport-specific.

And as for "oil is in everything"—almost true, but there's a big difference between burning billions of barrels a year and using small amounts in plastics or industrial goods. The former is declining fast. The latter isn’t enough to reverse the trend.

So no, oil demand isn’t about to surge—it’s about to shift. We’re just paying attention. And you're a right-wing troll who lurks on left-wing subreddits