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The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels

Book • 2014
In this book, Alex Epstein presents a case for the moral justification of using fossil fuels, arguing that they are essential for human progress and well-being.

Epstein challenges the prevailing views on climate change and energy policy, suggesting that the benefits of fossil fuels, such as providing low-cost and reliable energy, outweigh their negative impacts.

He advocates for a 'human flourishing' framework, emphasizing the role of fossil fuels in reducing global poverty and improving living standards.

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Mentioned in 5 episodes

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Lex Fridman
as the author of books advocating for fossil fuels.
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Mentioned by Jordan Peterson as one of
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Alex Epstein
's two influential books.
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Alex Epstein
as his previous book, published in 2014.
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Erik Torenberg
when discussing Vivek Ramaswamy's views on climate change.
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Chris Williamson
and
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Alex Epstein
during the podcast.
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Dean Jackson
as an example of a high-end consultant who works with energy companies.
Ep255: The Power of Selling with Carlos Garrido
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Ben Greenfield
and Gordon Wilson as a book arguing for fossil fuels.
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