Sugar Tax = Carbon Score Pilot
Sugar taxes are a behavioral training program. They are not about your health. They are the alpha test for the carbon allowance system.
UK Sugar Levy (2018), Mexico Soda Tax (2014), South Africa HPL (2018), Berkeley Soda Tax (2014). Each was sold as a public-health intervention. Each was a real-world test of: (a) public tolerance for consumption-based punitive taxation, (b) corporate compliance infrastructure (per-unit reporting), (c) point-of-sale price signaling at sub-cent granularity.\n\nResults: the tax works. Not for obesity. For obedience. Consumption shifted as predicted. Public outrage decayed in 14-19 months in every case. Industry adapted within 6 months. The infrastructure remains. The infrastructure can be repointed at any REDACTED category overnight.\n\nThe next category: red meat. Pilots in Belgium, Denmark, Netherlands, 2024-2026. After that: dairy. After that: gasoline. After that: long-haul flights for individuals. After that: home heating above REDACTED°C. After that: indoor lighting after 22:00.\n\nThe scoring system is being built right now. It is being built INSIDE the CBDC. See file CBDC.
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