How do we test this hypothesis??
Well, they test for bio-markers in attempt to prove that crude is a fossil fuel. I suppose they could test for anti-bio-markers to prove it isn’t a fossil fuel. Then we could all sit around and argue who’s markers matter.
I don't. I leave that to Rus Swedes.
Look and see if hydrocarbons form on other planets that never had dinosaurs? Like entire oceans of methane?
Drill in rock formations, and at depths, that are not oil bearing according to conventional theory.
See if oil can be created on a lab using the theory, (it can) Have someone explain precisely, the dynamics of oil creation from biological sources in a way that stays within the laws of thermodynamics. They do it all backwards. They say, we find oil in this zone of heat and pressure in the earth, in strata about this old. So their “recipe” is to put detrius from old animals, at that temperature and pressure, for that number of years. But they do not explain it with a testable hypothesis. Their approach would explain that strippers are created by building a bar, keeping it at a constant 72 degrees, serving alcohol, and playing motley crue. After all, these are precisely the conditions where you successfully find strippers.
Hydrogen and carbon are like 1st and 4th most common elements. They readily bond. They do it all over the universe. At different temperatures and pressures, it can be a gas, a liquid, a solid. Only on earth does it need to come from a dinosaur.
The theory that microorganisms create the oil is also backwards. The organisms feed on it, they are a contaminant, not the cause. Conventional oil theory is based on working backwards from an observation, not upon a hypothesis tested by experiment.