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I thought electricity was something I could rely on having in my house unless a major catastrophic event happened, in which case I'd have more to worry about th
by GuiA 7y ago
I thought electricity was something I could rely on having in my house unless a major catastrophic event happened, in which case I'd have more to worry about than just electricity.
For the past year or so, my electricity goes out at least half a day every 2-3 weeks. Once, it was out from the moment I woke on a Saturday at 7am until 3-4pm or so. I live in the Mission, San Francisco. Sometimes I get a heads up by text from PG&E a few hours before, sometimes not.
My gut wants to agree with what you wrote, but I feel like re-evaluating my priors is appropriate here.
- double0jimb0 7y agoI'm trying to understand what is a rational level of preparedness, so also re-evaluating my priors. My sense is a pandemic is not equivalent to a natural disaster. But a lot of the “be prepared” content seems to conflate the two, which I’d argue is not helping matters.