Yes check out the video.
But you just said it…demand comes from production. Without production, there is no demand. You can’t demand anything without first producing something. Again, as I pointed out in a previous thread of yours, in economics the term “demand” implies a means to acquire the good. Before you can acquire/consume a good, it must first be produced…either you produce it yourself and then consume it, or you produce something else and trade for it. Either way, you can’t demand anything without first having produced something.
Once again, there’s two concepts there…
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you can’t consume anything that hasn’t been produced
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you can’t (economically) “demand” anything without having produced something [ruling out force, fraud, and coercion, of course]
In other words: Production comes before consumption.
Furthermore, dude, seriously. This is virtually the same concept you were questioning 6 months ago. And a month before that. Perhaps you STILL need to go through the resources that were suggested to you (that you claimed you went through and were going to come back with a response…but never did.)
And while you’re at it, perhaps these will help too.
For probably the fifth time…no one can help you if you’re not willing to help yourself.