After weeks of trying my blog's finally setup. All I do is discuss the same topics as I do on twitter just with more context (and words). Feel free to click the link to check it out, https://t.co/vUyBn2ijNY.
For my second blog post I decided to go into more depth about the #Caracas power outage, I'd recommend you check this post out if my tweets didn't supply you with enough #information. The link is located here or in my bio, https://t.co/vUyBn2ijNY.
I didn't have enough initial space to fit in my link for the #Caracas article, if you do want to check out the post the link is pasted here. https://t.co/8I9spf33fy
The article also mentioned that the #SimónBolívarAirport had backup generators and was able to keep running, the problem with #generators is that overtime the fuel supply will dwindle down and completely run out ;therefore, leaving everyone #powerless. 2/2
While flicking through different articles I found an article by Bloomberg which discussed the Caracas power outage in 2018, it caught my attention due to the similarities it had to my topic. The article discussed the affects it had on banks, public transport etc. 1/2
@911_isu I highly doubt it, my belief is that wars start due to #greed and different #religious views. Money and religion are two things you can't remove from human #society ;therefore, wars will be an ongoing problem.
@ModernAestheti3 For your #twitter account to be given #attention I highly recommend you add hashtag's and link's to your posts ;therefore, allowing people to find your content without directly searching your #account. Just a tip of a advice (you don't have to listen to it).
Feel free to check out my post on the benefits of Living Off The Grid, it may just change your opinion on the lifestyle. I'm also aiming for at least 10 views (it may be a tough ask). Feel free to check out @coffee_isu's blog in the process it was definitely an interesting read.
Should #governments make Living Off The Grid illegal or should everybody be able to experiment with an off the grid lifestyle? Keep in mind that if people started living off the grid #corporations wouldn't be generating as much money from #electricity bills.
@coffee_isu Their may be alternatives, but @BuzzFeed's video shows that frequent coffee drinkers never received the burst of energy that was needed to be the most productive version of themselves. I know that the alternatives are good but none of them seem to do nearly as well as coffee.
@coffee_isu Firstly I have nothing against coffee or the people who drink it. If they believe it helps them with their day to day life, well I say drink as much as you need. Secondly it may not aid your health but if you can control the amount you consume it's fine to drink. 2/2
@humanitywsamity Not at all, I believe that eating larger animals which take up acres upon acres to care for should be eaten first ;therefore, when we run out we'll have more room to grow plants and fruit. What happens when everybody becomes vegan and their's no use for animals?
@coffee_isu Coffee may not be the best drink to consume on a daily basis but it's proved by many sources to benefit people, especially athletes. When drinking coffee you immediately feel a boost of energy which can aid your all around productivity. 1/2
Imagine looking at the earth with no artificial light flashing off it. If #power we’re to permanently disappear we would never be able to see this image again all we would see is a dark outline. This was just an interesting thought, tell me what you think of a dark earth?
Should our society be less dependent on #electricity or should we figure out ways to make our #tech EMP proof? Keep in mind that making our tech EMP proof would take years of research and development.
@SelfdrivingI Say #electricity were to permanently stop working, all self driving cars would be unable to function ;therefore, their would be know means of travel. Do you truly think self driving cars are a good idea or just a gimmick?
The Washington Post wrote a really shocking article that focused on the majority of people who aren't as lucky as us and don't have access to power. What really surprised though was that so many people live without #power in an age where most people need #electricity to survive.
The Washington Post wrote a really shocking article that focused on the majority of people who aren't as lucky as us and don't have access to power. What really surprised though was that so many people live without #power in an age where most people need #electricity to survive.
@SelfdrivingI A mass power grid shutdown wouldn't just disable electricity, it would render most cars useless due to nearly all modern cars running on computers. Cars which use manual systems to operate would stay functional therefore allowing us to travel even with no power.
For a mass power grid shutdown to occur the type of electromagnetic pulse that would most likely cause it would be from the pulse of a nuclear weapon exploding at an extremely high altitude. If you want to learn more I recommend visiting https://t.co/idZTfiu9jR. 2/2