Subjected to heat and pressure, dead plants and animals typically become stone-like ("petrified"), and not turned into a liquid.
Hence, petroleum can't be dead dinosaurs.

Me dino gave him a point too.
Also to free for "hydrocarbon fuel."
Hell, me dino done went and gave everyone a point by 10:21AM!
Me dino just got further enlightened so me am smarter now.

+1...

Thanks for the reference.

the book
The Deep Hot Biosphere is a good read on the subject

That hypothesis was bought and paid for by John D Fuckafeller . 100+ years ago. The implied scarcity and the reality have proven to be incongruous. The only scarcity is intentional disruption of production by interested parties.

That's why I try to always call it hydrocarbon fuel.
At best fossil fuel is a hypothesis without any factual support.

I could not agree more, what life got shoved that deep into the crust. That is 6 miles deep. Plus they drill in 2+ miles under water and then go in to the earths crust .

oil and most forms of coal are likely products of the deep Earth

for a simple reason, look how deep most oil wells have to go to find oil

deepest i could find is 40,000 feet
just how did the oil get that far down?

simple, it came up from below where the components are cooked by the Earth into oil