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If the grid went down for months, society would fall apart in the cities. Plugging in a tv would be the least of anyone's worries.
No lights, traffic or otherwise. No refrigeration for food. No clean water, because that system is run by electricity. No ventilators or dialysis for sick people. All of your money is in the bank, or the market? Sorry bout that. Gas pumps? Not sure, but I think there's an electric component to those too.
In short, it would be a disaster. The internet and tv? We can do without those, but our reliance on the grid for our very lives is a serious matter.
It would be like The Walking Dead, without the zombies. Scavenging for food and water, having to protect yourself from bad people who want to take what you have. It would be a nightmare.
It would be like The Walking Dead, without the zombies. Scavenging for food and water, having to protect yourself from bad people who want to take what you have. It would be a nightmare.
unless you happen to join up with the bad people, they may need my mid-level managerial experience to move their projects along
is everyone in Nevada hunkered down at this point?
Huh? Indeed. Hunkered down? Lmao....ummm..no. Being a Nevadan has nothing to do with anything in my post. I'm merely stating a fact. Sillier commentary, maybe intended as humor, maybe not, draws attention from people these days. Unpleasant people, who have the sense of humor of a rattlesnake.
At any rate, I'm far from dug in and waiting for some kind of fight. Lives to short.
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