To echo others here, its always strange to me when (non-status quo beneficiaries) people react like this. Is this not a great thing? We need to invest in our gr

To echo others here, its always strange to me when (non-status quo beneficiaries) people react like this. Is this not a great thing? We need to invest in our grid, that means lots of relatively well compensated folks tackling interesting problems at a huge scale. More (good) jobs for tradesmen, engineers, a net benefit to our environment, cleaner air...it just sounds pretty good all around? The grid wasn't ready for laundry machines and power tools in 1910.