He edited the wikipedia article using the link I showed him. The link shows idiots who actually believe diamonds and diamondoids are formed from Jurassic and Cretaceous algae using isoptopic "analysis."Edit ? :crazy:
He edited the wikipedia article using the link I showed him. The link shows idiots who actually believe diamonds and diamondoids are formed from Jurassic and Cretaceous algae using isoptopic "analysis."Edit ? :crazy:
It just goes to show you how biogenic "theorists" have to twist and warp reality and rewrite all the literature in order to convince people that their religion is true.Omg.. new level huh.. ? lol
It just goes to show you how biogenic "theorists" have to twist and warp reality and rewrite literature in order to convince people that their religion is true.
Omg.. new level huh.. ? lol
Do you think he might actually be a chatbot instead of a real person?
At the best of times he's only barely coherent - his comprehension is akin to that of a 7 year old - and occasionally - like in that last post he just spews out a string of garbled nonsense - like he's just taken snippets of what I've posted - stiched them back together in no particular order and then hit post.
Its my new hypothesis - how do we test it?
What is your proof ?
That said, someone has changed it.. then someone else changed it back.
I'm not going to be a part of this.
I suggest the both of you find new sources.
The paper I referenced is valid and unrefuted. It should therefore be left to stand in wiki until it is refuted
In contrast the statement that diamondoids are formed in the mantle has no reference as to its authenticity.
you tell me - on that basis which is more valid?
If someone edited the wiki article then it wasn't me - but clearly someone on these boards is paying attention
I agree with you. I'm just interested in the referenced article. Do you have a link to it ?
It just goes to show you how biogenic "theorists" have to twist and warp reality and rewrite all the literature in order to convince people that their religion is true.
I've been editing Wikipedia under the name Wikkidd. Specifically the entries for petroleum (biogenic theory) (I added Kenney link), fossil fuel (I added Agricola to correctly show biogenic theory is the older theory), abiogenic petroleum origin
Everyone seems to be pretty much on topic..
The claim that molecular diamondoids were formed from Jurassic and Cretaceous algae is refuted here: http://www.gasresources.net/DisposalBioClaims.htm
Know something?
You're right.
I glanced at this thread a day or two ago and took a different message from it. I was more interested in the list of scientists in the opening post and pretty much overlooked the oil and helium thing.
Sorry.
It seemed like the topic had shifted from scientists to OilIsMastery (who is obviously not a scientist.)
I suppose the topic was in my blind spot.
Carry on.
The claim that molecular diamondoids were formed from Jurassic and Cretsaceous algae is refuted here: http://www.gasresources.net/DisposalBioClaims.htm
The claim that molecular diamondoids were formed from Jurassic and Cretsaceous algae is refuted here: http://www.gasresources.net/DisposalBioClaims.htm
The claims which purport to argue for some connection between natural petroleum and biological matter fall into roughly two classes: the “look-like/come-from” claims; and the “similar(recondite)-properties/come-from” claims.
The “look-like/come-from” claims apply a line of unreason exactly as designated: Such argue that, because certain molecules found in natural petroleum “look like” certain other molecules found in biological systems, then the former must “come-from” the latter. Such notion is, of course, equivalent to asserting that elephant tusks evolve because those animals must eat piano keys.
In some instances, the “look-like/come-from” claims assert that certain molecules found in natural petroleum actually are biological molecules, and evolve only in biological systems. These molecules have often been given the spurious name “biomarkers.”
The scientific correction must be stated unequivocally: There have never been observed any specifically biological molecules in natural petroleum, except as contaminants.
See link above.
Thus was born the realization that there is a dangerous demon on the loose. When I was a YEC, I had a demon that did similar things for me that Maxwell's demon did for thermodynamics. Morton's demon was a demon who sat at the gate of my sensory input apparatus and if and when he saw supportive evidence coming in, he opened the gate. But if he saw contradictory data coming in, he closed the gate. In this way, the demon allowed me to believe that I was right and to avoid any nasty contradictory data. Fortunately, I eventually realized that the demon was there and began to open the gate when he wasn't looking.