21 Million BTC / 8 Billion people = 0.002625 Btc / person. 0.1 Btc you own / (0.002625 Btc per average human) = 38 

If you own 0.1 Btc, you basically own 38 times the amount of bitcoin, the average human can own.

If the average human has 80 years worth of time on this earth and everyone needs to work from 20-60 (40 years), these 40 years would be worth in average 0.002625 Btc.

If you own 0.1 Btc = 38 times of what the average human can own, you would have the time equivalent of

38 * 40 average human working years = 1520 average human working years 

1520 average human working years worth,

where other average humans are working for you.

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Another calculation: How high is inflation of time?

1. World Population:

   • 1993: Approximately 5.58 billion people

   • 2023: Approximately 7.9 billion people

   1. Average Life Expectancy:

   • 1993: Approximately 65.5 years

   • 2023: Approximately 73.2 years

Total Lifetime = world population * average life expectancy

3. Total Lifetime • 1993: 365.49 billion years • 2023: 578.28 billion years 

Inflation of Total Lifetime = [ [ { Total Lifetime(2023) / Total Lifetime(1993) } ^ (1 / 30 years) ] - 1 ] * 100Inflation of Total Lifetime = 1.54115267329%=> So Total Lifetime is a very stable currency for comparison, so to say.(Source of data: ChatGPT Data Analyst)

One could theoretically take the total worth (454.4 trillion USD) of the earth and divide it by 21 million and calculate the total worth of bitcoin, if everything is measured in Bitcoin (21 million USD / Btc) but this doesn‘t make sense, as inflation eats this up very quickly. The real value is human life time, as you can not buy it.