A famous social experiment with a poll at the end using a sample size of three people. And you expect statistically significant accuracy out of such a poll? Absurd.
And Texas was without power because of the extreme weather....Funny how you didn't mention that.
And the Dr Suess, Pepe le Pew reference, just didn't work for me.....It's an age thing I suppose.
Boomer...No post boomer, a 60's inbetweener, and British.And Sr Seuss isn't big news over hear...In fact, not news at all.
And investors in a competitive market, whether that be public or private, will weigh cost against benefit.And the risk from extreme weather events in Texas, was probably not regarded as significant enough to warrant the cost of future weather proofing power supplies.
One could also rightly argue, that peoples indifference and unpreparedness for extreme weather events, raises a different social question.....The reliance on a Nanny State and the inability to think for oneself....After all what effort does it take to have suitable clothing and a few extra food supplies in for the Winter.
I would certainly survive quite well if the power was down for a few days...And probably quite enjoy the experience.I could certainly manage without the TV and internet and mobile signal.
And experts tell you how to spend money.....And they expect a lot in return..... And never have to foot the bill themselves.
And 60 years ago when I was a kid, there was no central heating, Ice on the insides of the windows in the morning and an outside privvy.....And we survived just fine.
These days it seems like the molly-coddled even need someone to wipe their backsides for them.
And soon someone will need to wipe yours.
Which Texas’s state government failed to weatherproof after they got a report in 2011 which warned them of potential failure.
