So what you're doing here is ignoring points 2-12 and rehashing the same red herrings about point 1. Oil can form quickly or slowly just like rocks can form quickly or slowly, depending on which process you're looking at. But regardless, the point I was making was that if life on earth is 6,000 years old, that is a huge amount of biomass that has accumulated in that time. Bear in mind that limestone, not oil, constitutes the vast majority of it.

I went into this in more detail earlier but finally said several times that if this still seems a probable scenario to you somehow, we could more on to another one of the topics I'd listed here. You seem to be trying instead to take us back to the start. Why the constant avoidance wherever we have a conversation here, I wonder.