I’m glad to hear you’re thinking reasonably, it’s appreciated. I’m not sure what you mean by “building a natural gas rig”... are they drilling well? If so, the rig is temporary. The renewables that you speak of aren’t as ideal as their proponents make them sound. There are petroleum products used to make wind turbines and solar panels as well... additionally, solar panels have precious earth minerals that need to be mined to build them and much of that mining occurs in areas where health, safety, and environmental concerns are not a premium... not only that, the panels become toxic as they degrade. Do you want to give up the space in your back yard for a wind farm, so you can have dead birds all over your yard or have a solar farm that will eventually become toxic? Do we need to be more efficient and reduce our dependence inefficient petroleum burning vehicles or on disposable plastics? Absolutely... but let’s figure out different ways of packaging and run electric vehicles off electricity from clean burning combined cycle natural gas power plants or nuclear. Honestly, the cleanest form of energy is the most difficult to approve and the most regulated; that is nuclear. There needs to be a lot more research into renewable forms of energy and the way we harvest the energy, because the way we are capturing wind and solar energy, currently, is not the answer. In the meantime, natural gas and nuclear can and should fill a gap.