I'm confused what this means. The production of fossil fuels is a geologic product.
To quote wikipedia:
"The transitions from these source materials to high-carbon fossil fuels typically requires a geological process of millions of years, sometimes more than 650 million years"
>18. Oil is not a fossil life fuel but a geological product.
I just can't shake my feeling that it's true. Even though I doubt it is. I mean... there's pools of hydrocarbons ALL OVER the solar system.