Professor Yun in a scientific reading around fire showed me how, in the same way that the human body does, fire transforms a candy into its basic components, carbonized carbon and hydrogen and oxygen in the form of water vapor. Carbon is the basis of life on earth, plants turn it into candy and animals with their internal fire turn it back into carbon dioxide. After that examining the definition of biogenic carbon, that is, transformed by living things, we agreed with that it turns out to be outdated. We consider that the work of regulating carbon dioxide from the sea by dilution and the release of carbon compounds by stones can also be considered biogenic, taking as a reference to the planet as a living entity as a whole
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