Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 8 minutes ago
This Wednesday, August 19 the Rising Tide Foundation hosted a special evening lecture for all paid subscribers who want to know about the evidence for the abiotic origins of oil (ie: The evidence that oil does not originate from dinosaurs and plants, but is in fact constantly being generated from within the bowels of the Earth itself).
The speaker will be my friend and colleague Mike Holmes- who is both an 18 year veteran oil rig worker and scholar who co-curates the Home with Holmes Substack.
Mike will be using the works of the late Thomas Gold’s Deep Hot Biosphere as the base line for his exposition on the evidence for the abiotic nature of oil and how this impacts our notions of “scarcity” and life science itself.
Purchase Deep Hot Biosphere here amazon.ca/Deep-Hot-Biosphere-Fossil-Fuels/dp/0387952535/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0
Follow the Holmes family on Substack here: substack.com/@UCzubuJ3CbF9GAeNfFdAKh3Q
This Wednesday, August 19 the Rising Tide Foundation hosted a special evening lecture for all paid subscribers who want to know about the evidence for the abiotic origins of oil (ie: The evidence that oil does not originate from dinosaurs and plants, but is in fact constantly being generated from within the bowels of the Earth itself).
The speaker will be my friend and colleague Mike Holmes- who is both an 18 year veteran oil rig worker and scholar who co-curates the Home with Holmes Substack.
Mike will be using the works of the late Thomas Gold’s Deep Hot Biosphere as the base line for his exposition on the evidence for the abiotic nature of oil and how this impacts our notions of “scarcity” and life science itself.
Purchase Deep Hot Biosphere here amazon.ca/Deep-Hot-Biosphere-Fossil-Fuels/dp/0387952535/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0
Follow the Holmes family on Substack here: substack.com/@UCzubuJ3CbF9GAeNfFdAKh3Q










