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To: Snowshoe who wrote (61787)	4/12/2005 5:12:18 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 74559

Okay, okay, Mr Chemical Pedant. I shouldn't have said 'any hydrocarbons'. But nearly all were alive once. Including the methane, contrary to Thomas Gold's hypothesis. The oil and coal were definitely all alive. That's established, though I disagree on the way the oil and gas came to be where they are found. Mq's Oceanic Conveyor Belt and Subduction process is the way it was done. Once upon a time, Earth was full of methane and stuff, which gradually cooled and came alive. Some of the methane is no doubt still unprocessed. I don't know about how many fish migrated to Titan [I suppose the Raelians and Google can tell us]. Mqurice