Ironically, the pour of energy is directly proportional to the output we generate or reward we make. We can label the name to the term 'energy,' but I guess what it is.
The amount of energy I put into my work is going to reward me based on that. One such instance is fuel; it powers everything, and we, in one way or another, directly or indirectly, pay for it.
My entire belief system on blockchain and decentralized finance is based on this fact.
A farmer uses hydro, or chemical energy, and human energy to produce, the transportation uses fuel, and as such, it comes to the payment for which we buy this produce. The entire system pays the bill based on all the incurred overheads...an extra cost to the mind energy? Or to the middle-person?
In one way or another, you burn your energy to get rewarded, which goes as payment for the purchase of energy, to regenerate.
Fuel for vehicles has surged by over 50% in the last few weeks after the war. We can't prepare for what could come with the external forces. But the fact that this puts more pressure on anyone's life is going to burn enough energy to make things work out. Either walk extra miles, or prepare for all the itineraries, hopefully not to turn into a mishap, that gonna cost extra energy. Energy is money.
Are we going to sustain in a way that our effort would bring economic justice to the energy consumption?
