Probably. On the other hand, electricity replaced many things that were either more dangerous in themselves (like gas lighting) or more physical work (like lau

Probably. On the other hand, electricity replaced many things that were either more dangerous in themselves (like gas lighting) or more physical work (like laundry). And the only significant downside (I'm ignoring the dangers electricity posed) was that it sometimes stopped working, although in those cases you probably had your manual fall-back (candles and a wash-tub).