What is GDP?
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the conventional macroeconomic indicator reflecting the market value of all goods and services produced in a country over a certain period. It measures money — not effort. And that’s its key limitation: GDP does not account for the contribution of those who work without direct monetization — parents, volunteers, teachers, innovators.
Why is that not enough?
The modern world demands a new approach. When an economy relies not only on money but also on human energy, measuring only financial flows becomes a distortion. It’s time to introduce an alternative metric.
HEA-GDP: A New Metric by HUMAS System
HEA-GDP (Human Energy Aggregate — Gross Domestic Power) is a new macroeconomic indicator introduced by the HUMAS System. It measures the total amount of registered human energy (in HUNIT (hu)) accumulated by participants of the platform within each country.
HEA-GDP reflects not just economic activity but also constructive human contribution on physical, intellectual, and emotional levels.
How is HEA-GDP different from GDP?
| Country | GDP (USD, B) | HEA-GDP (HUNIT, B) |
|---|---|---|
| USA | 27.72 | 4.28 |
| China | 17.966 | 112.288 |
| Japan | 4.383 | 27.393 |
| Germany | 4.074 | 0.538 |
| India | 3.767 | 23.545 |
How to convert GDP to HEA-GDP?
In the HUMAS System, the following ratio is used:
1 HUNIT (hu) = 1 kWh ≈ $0.16 (average)
So, to convert GDP to HUNIT (hu), simply divide the GDP by 0.16.
Example conversion:
| Country | GDP (USD, Trillion) | HEA-GDP (HUNIT, Billion) |
|---|---|---|
| USA | 27.72 | 173.25 |
| China | 17.961 | 112.256 |
| Germany | 4.391 | 27.444 |
| Japan | 4.234 | 26.462 |
| India | 3.843 | 24.019 |
| UK | 3.363 | 21.019 |
| France | 3.243 | 20.269 |
| Brazil | 2.589 | 16.181 |
| Russia | 2.26 | 14.125 |
| Indonesia | 1.488 | 9.3 |
Why does it matter?
HEA-GDP reveals the real strength of a country — not in billions of dollars, but in billions of units of human contribution. A country poor in GDP might be rich in HEA-GDP. This opens new horizons for understanding potential and sustainable development.
Next step: The Digital Energy Map of the World
The HUMAS System website has already launched a dedicated HEA-GDP page, which will soon feature a global map showing the contribution of each nation in terms of human energy. There will be live counters and country rankings — not by GDP, but by HEA-GDP. This will be the new map of constructive progress.
Conclusion:
The GDP equivalent in HUNIT (hu) shows how abstract and conditional the traditional monetary system is. When we measure human effort not in currency, but in energy, we can build a new evaluation model — one that is more honest, transparent, and universal. Do you agree?
HEA-GDP is a step into that future.
When human effort is captured as measurable energy, it forms the foundation of a new economy — not speculative, but energetically just. Countries with high HEA-GDP are not only economically strong — they become globally significant through their energy contribution.
We believe: the new economy is the economy of human energy. And it begins with HUNIT (hu).