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> What do we have to lose? There are 365 days in a typical year. That's the theoretical limit for how many days Californians can go without power. That should
by malandrew 7y ago
> What do we have to lose?
There are 365 days in a typical year. That's the theoretical limit for how many days Californians can go without power. That should give you an idea how much you have to lose from a power availability aspect. On top of that, there are millions upon millions of acres of unburnt land in California. A even more mismanaged PG&E could result in many more fires than we've seen thus far.
Basically, there is a LOT you can still lose.
- onlyrealcuzzo 7y agoConsidering even places like Syria and Venezuela have power most of the time, I think the idea that a state-owned power company would be unable to provide electricity for even one second of the year is an unrealistic consideration. I agree there is a lot to lose. But I think you're being a little aggressive with your negativity.