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"If oil didn't form from Dinos and vegetation, which it didn't"

It didn't, of course. I mean, good God, can you people read? I've pointed out over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again that the biogenic theory of oil is that it comes from DEAD MICROSCOPIC MARINE PLANKTON IN SHALLOW OCEANS AND LARGE LAKES.

The author of the book you refer to is a complete moron and anyone who thinks the biogenic theory of oil that they're arguing against is that it's from dinosaurs and vegetation is so profoundly stupid I'm frankly amazed they can type and operate a computer.

You denounce the fellow for saying vegetation created oil, angrily insisting that plankton is the source instead. Guess what, photoplankton is vegetation! Feel stupid now? I guess all that shrill screaming about other people being idiots, makes it hard to realize that you are the one being the idiot... :)

This who;e area of exogeology has really stumped eartbound scientists. Methane really has taken the place of H2O in the Titan system of ecology. There are geological or ( horror of horrors) artificial structures there which are of unknown origin. I post below a composite photo. There is something resembling a pipeline or a tubular geostructuree in the left hand area of the photo. It appears to go right on down to the sea of Methan ( that is not water your looking at!) It could be possible that the earth has some kind of process within it which operates in a similar fashion, but truthfully, nobody really knows yet. We are in for a paradigm shift on how oil is made under the earths surface and it is actually quite entertaining to watch everyone resist it, clinging to established notions which are apparently mythological at this point. It is actually unlike NASA to be so courageous, in pointing out what they do know about the process on Titan, because there are a lot of questions which also accompany any inquiry into what the hell is going on , on the surface of Titan. I hope you will find the Titan photo interesting. I know I do:

Nope, the author (and all of his fans) are in fact the idiots; he repeatedly makes it clear he thinks the "mainstream" theory is oil is from dinosaurs and (land) vegetation.

I guess people consider anyone pointing out they don't know what they're talking about "shrill."