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Why should someone who lives in China have an obligation to produce less CO2 than an American because they live in a country with more people? You also want *historical* CO2 production to date, as the CO2 the US has been pumping out for decades is still in the atmosphere.
I didn't make any assertion about whether someone in China has that obligation. Nor did I say that you don't want historical CO2 production.
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My apologies if I misunderstood the point you were making.
My point was ppl writing authoritatively about something or giving policy advice should know basic numbers & models. Things like /capita CO2, carbon intensity, etc shld also be on any reasonable list of climate literacy for supposed "experts", along with much other data & models
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