If the SHTF and the power goes out indefinitely, I would consider the mass hysteria that would ensue as glaring evidence that we've become entirely dependent on artificial systems (technology) for our survival. This is a really bad thing. I'd say we should ponder the merits of just tearing the wind farms down in such an event, being cautious not to repeat our mistakes.

No worries, mate
my SHTF plan is solid..
Also to add,.
My GF bought me new night vision optics.. how cool is that

Got the power back up all covered

An ostrich on a treadmill hooked up to a generator

I have a natural gas generator. As far as I have read that if your house is on natural gas it doesn't stop with loss of power even over a wide area...maybe an earthquake that breaks the lines. Also I live a few miles from the dam that provides me power...I wonder how that plays into it all?

Originally posted by NthOther
If the SHTF and the power goes out indefinitely, I would consider the mass hysteria that would ensue as glaring evidence that we've become entirely dependent on artificial systems (technology) for our survival. This is a really bad thing. I'd say we should ponder the merits of just tearing the wind farms down in such an event, being cautious not to repeat our mistakes.

edit on 12/24/12 by NthOther because: (no reason given)

3/4 of the population would die within a month from the loss of Xbox, internet, twitter, and texting....just saying