CO2: The Real Cost of Anything
When you buy something, the real cost is the time you worked to have the funny paper price of the product. This is true whether you are paid in dollars, pezos, euros, rubles, etc. The currencies are the common, intermediate product between your worktime and purchased product.
If you earn $10/hour and purchase a used car for $1000 then the universal, absolute and existential price--any where and anty time--is 100 lifehours of your worktime. This axiom is true of food: It is the time cost in any nation or any century.
Total price for the used car will reflect the extent of maintenance and repairs. If you have sink $200 into the car then the total price is $1200 or 120 lifehours. Often, used car buyers realize they cannot afford a used car because of on-going repairs. This analogy explains why in our accelerating, synergistic existential meltdown due to rising CO2 levels that CO2 is a unseen, un-considered common intermediate product between your work time and total time cost of your CO2 use.
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If one does the Calculus of Reality based on the math of Mother Nature, one realizes that Mother Nature is an existential loan shark with escalating interest rates in time losses that Planet Earth cannot afford. One index of worsening time losses is the doubling of climate refugees each year. This doubling includes the Mid-West farmers suffering the 2020 massive wind storms and Mid-West victims of the brutal 2021 polar blast.
Weather extremes, here and there, are Mother Nature's game of Russian Roulette, aka, the Lottery of Global Dying. While igknowance of the man-made laws is no excuse, igknowance of Mother Nature's Laws is no escape.
YouTube: CO2 is a Currency Killing Life on Earth
You will pay one lifeminute and receive one lifehour credit--a 60:1 profit.