I am not sure where to place this thread, so I am placing it in the general discussion section.
Have you ever wondered, what is the purpose of oil made by the planet?
I am sure there has to be some scientific research done on what impact oil has on the planet. I have not found any credible explanation as to why the planet has produced oil or what does planet earth convert oil into while it is in the soil. I do have some questions of my own, and hope some of you scientists will explain what you know about my questions.
What impact does natural crude oil have on the planet, and subsequently on the human body?
Can the planet survive with oil gone out of the soil, and burnt in the air?
What happens to the remaining cavities created from removing the oil?
If oil is so potent in energy, what happens to the energy when it is in the ground? Into what is it transformed?
If dead humans, plants and animals are what oil is made of, are we not made from oil?
Our bodies cannot function without the substances we call blood, what is the equivalent of blood for the planet.
In my mind I cannot conceive of the planet making such a product like oil that can be easily removed without some sort of recognition from the planet itself. If we know the purpose of oil for the planet, there has to be a point when we realize that we have removed too much of it. If we do not know the purpose of oil for the planet, there has to be a point where we stop removing it, even in the name of common sense. Is it possible to define this point of danger?
Please give some feedback as to what you think, or know on the subject.
Thanks.