Economic Growth ≠ Human Opportunity
Today, the United States is officially in a phase of economic growth.
GDP is high. The markets are stable. Reports are optimistic.
But if you ask young people:
— What can you afford?
— Where is your energy going?
— What remains after all your effort?
The answer is simple: nothing.
Housing is unaffordable.
Education comes with lifelong debt.
Inflation and digital noise consume everything,
while the human being is left without a measure —
their energy and contribution simply do not count.
This is exactly what Charlie Kirk pointed out,
and what Tucker Carlson echoed:
High GDP — but an entire generation unable to build a life.
The Problem Is the Model Itself
GDP measures money, output, volume.
But it ignores the human at the center of it all.
It does not measure effort.
It does not recognize meaning.
It fails to answer the question:
— Where does the energy of millions actually go?
What Is HEA‑GDP?
HEA-GDP (Human Energy Adjusted GDP) is a new metric
that translates GDP into HUNIT (hu) — a unit of human energy.
Every type of effort — physical, intellectual, emotional, cognitive —
has value. It carries energy. It creates impact.
HUMAS System records it.
1 HUNIT = 1 kilowatt-hour of human energy.
We recalculated the U.S. economy:
instead of $26 trillion GDP, it equals approximately 673,875,000,000 HUNIT
(based on 2024 population and average energy-per-capita indicators).
What Does This Change?
• For the first time, we have a unit to measure human participation
• Contribution becomes visible and quantifiable
• Personal value can be tracked and recognized
• Money is no longer the only form of value
• Energy becomes the foundation of a new economy
Real Wealth Isn’t in the Market
It’s in You
While the world keeps staring at GDP,
we turn our focus back to the individual.
HUMAS System proposes a new measure,
where energy is no longer seen as a disposable resource —
but as the core value of a sustainable future.
Learn more:
HEA-GDP. HUMAN ENERGY ACTIVE GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT