Summarize the following contents: Consumption levels are not equal across the world. The video highlights the significant disparities in consumption between different countries and regions, especially between rich countries and less wealthy countries. Here are some examples that illustrate these differences: - The average American uses 100 times more energy than someone from India. This stark contrast highlights not only differences in access to energy and resources but also the intensity of consumption practices in richer countries compared to poorer ones. This description of Christmas shopping in America illustrates the high level of consumption in this country. -. If everyone in the world lived like the average German, global emissions would double. This statement illustrates that consumption in the rich country of Germany is higher than in less wealthy countries. - The capitalist growth model encourages increased consumption to promote economic growth. This leads to higher consumption rates in richer countries than in the majority of the world