Yes we're horrible toxic people, because this is 2020's Mental Illness Olympics, and the winners get a free pass on giving life-threatening advice with the bonus of having zero accountability for their shit behaviour.
I'd be annoyed, but I'd live.OH TEH NOES, BACK TO CANDLES, FIRES FOR MY FOOD, GETTING UP AT DAWN AND GOING TO BED WHEN IT GETS DARK. ITS NOT LIKE I DIDN'T DO THAT WHEN I SPENT WEEKS CAMPING WHEN I WAS 12.Still, I'd much rather have internet access, be able to listen to the radio and boil my water in a plugged in kettle. Just saying.
You'd wander the neighbourhood as a minstrel, yes. Your neighbours wouldn't hear sweet music, however. They would hear the harbinger of the apocalypse. Especially if you used your nose flute.
If all electricity would suddenly die, would you too?
Quote from: Disorder on April 01, 2008, 12:09:19 pmIf all electricity would suddenly die, would you too? Um, yes.Your brain runs on a few milliampheres.
damn- beat me to it. i rather like it when the power goes out. i was caught in the big midwest black out of ought-three and it was a great time. it kind of forces you to get out of your routine which is a good thing.our electrical grid is so fragile it's astonishing, really. 99% of the wires on the poles are un-insulated so all you need is a way to short out the wires (without grounding yourself) and you can blow circuits left and right. i always figured a model rocket tethered with some conductor flown into some transmission lines would work pretty good.
pedal-powered generators.Just sayin'.