Using 20+ million barrels of oil a day means that geologists need to find some really big oil fields to replace all that oil we use. According to the drama's experts (Neil McMahon and Matt Simmons), what was the recent success rate of finding new super (big) reservoirs of oil? Question 2 options: The early 2000's were the worst success rate since WWII in recording discoveries of new (big) oil fields. Geologists have been keeping up with demand perfectly, finding exactly as much new oil as we use on an annual basis. Oil companies are discovering vast new reserves of oil far in excess of what the world's citizens use on a daily basis