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    Quote Originally Posted by Margot View Post
    Wiki?

    I didn't read WIKI.. Have you ever heard of ARAMCO?

    Well, sugar... I am an original.
    Like I said why would oil suppliers want people to give any credence to Abiogenic oil? The less supply people think we have the more money they make.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Windigo View Post
    Like I said why would oil suppliers want people to give any credence to Abiogenic oil? The less supply people think we have the more money they make.
    Lots of fields .. even historically wet fields, continue to produce by keeping the pressure up thru the use of gas or water injection. You know about Ain Dar of course.

    And there are fields like Manifa, that increased flow rate after 40 years of being ignored ..

    Oil isn't found in an underground puddle after all.

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    The theory of Abiorgenic Oil Field Formation has been all but disproved, wacko Corsi to the contrary. The key bit of data is the ubiquitous presence of diamonoids in every oil field every found, which a carbon-based micro-formations similar to diamonds that have been conclusively proved to have come from biologically-based carbon sources. An Abiogenic oil field would have no diamonoids.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Windigo View Post
    Like I said why would oil suppliers want people to give any credence to Abiogenic oil? The less supply people think we have the more money they make.
    They control the supply.

    However, they definitely have an invested interest in convincing people that enough oil will always be available even as global demand skyrockets and prices follow quickly behind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Margot View Post
    Lots of fields .. even historically wet fields, continue to produce by keeping the pressure up thru the use of gas or water injection. You know about Ain Dar of course.

    And there are fields like Manifa, that increased flow rate after 40 years of being ignored ..

    Oil isn't found in an underground puddle after all.
    Tell me something I dont know.

    I personally don't subscribe to the theory but I dont dismiss theory or call them fringe simply because I dont believe in them. I'm not a (*)(*)(*)(*)ing liberal. Liberals pervert good science which is about the unknown and working to know it to absolutes because the evil dirtbags like to use science to advance their own agenda. Even the falsification of science is good for science. Wrong science advance science. But that falsification has to be more than wiki relying on one clearly vary biased paper.

    The moment I hear some liberal jackass us the word debunked I pretty much tune them out as a (*)(*)(*)(*)ing idiot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Windigo View Post
    Why would the oil business want people to know about Abiogenic theory especially if it were true? One thing is true about all liberals. They don't know (*)(*)(*)(*) about economics.

    The perfect scenario for oil companies would be for abiogenic oil to be true yet have biogenic oil still be the dominate theory. That means you have more supply while the perception is that supply is limited.

    Its a lot like the moronic liberals who think that big energy isn't behind carbon markets. Hey dumb(*)(*)(*)(*)s Enron invented it. It allows them to trade (*)(*)(*)(*)ing air!
    So why have we not found oil where the abiogenic theory said there would be oil?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Windigo View Post
    Tell me something I dont know.

    I personally don't subscribe to the theory but I dont dismiss theory or call them fringe simply because I dont believe in them. I'm not a (*)(*)(*)(*)ing liberal. Liberals pervert good science which is about the unknown and working to know it to absolutes because the evil dirtbags like to use science to advance their own agenda. Even the falsification of science is good for science. Wrong science advance science. But that falsification has to be more than wiki relying on one clearly vary biased paper.

    The moment I hear some liberal jackass us the word debunked I pretty much tune them out as a (*)(*)(*)(*)ing idiot.
    What in the world does liberal or conservative have to do with oil exploration and extraction or ROI?

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    Quote Originally Posted by skeptic-f View Post
    The theory of Abiorgenic Oil Field Formation has been all but disproved, wacko Corsi to the contrary. The key bit of data is the ubiquitous presence of diamonoids in every oil field every found, which a carbon-based micro-formations similar to diamonds that have been conclusively proved to have come from biologically-based carbon sources. An Abiogenic oil field would have no diamonoids.
    Yeah but isn't it fun to learn how whacked out and unscientific theories can get?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Windigo View Post
    Price is based on futures not present supply. I'm sorry you are as always so ignorant about how things work in the real world.
    So which has more of an effect? Current supply or future supply. I would argue that current supply has the greater effect because it is a pretty good indicator of future supply/surplus.

    Its funny how you leftists with your belief that capatalism is such bull(*)(*)(*)(*) suddenly become pure market capatalists the moment it suits your arguments.

    No they dont. The fear that we will run out of oil raises the futures market. Markets always reflect fears real or imagined. You know animal spirits. For supposed Keynesians its always clear that you never read a word he wrote.
    I think it's funny how you don't even know how to spell capitalism...

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    Are you in the oil business? As in are you a chemical or petroleum engineer?
    Sometimes those who are "experts" are grocery baggers ...
    Margot, this infers you are a chemical engineer and we know better. When I'm asked this, generally I say "I'm a third grade drop out, that drove a truck and now retired".


    Why do you suppose Saudi Arabia has been investing in hy-solar applications since 1980?
    Think lady, people, governments invest in anything they feel will make them money. I've invested in Alternative Energy Companies for years, did earn a profit, got out when "First Solar" hit 100.00/share. SA is also investing in GE's water desalting program, but the planets not going to run out of fresh water....or is it.

    Moderators; Think your science forum would have been a better place to drop this thread.

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