What do people mean when they say the US economy isnt as vulnerable to oil price swings as it used to be?

I dont care what energy is as a share of GDP or how energy efficient we think we are. Its obvious any economy requires energy to function, and when oil prices jack up, all economic activities hurt. Regardless of how much the US manufactures, the vast majority of services involve the distribution of goods or at least require tools to operate. So, in the face of sudden oil price spikes, are we really that resilient?