Without electric light
@Diegojgomez (118)
Langley, British Columbia
9 responses
@just4him (317242)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
23 Jul 19
@Diegojgomez It's pretty common for the first one of the day. Don't get discouraged by it.
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@Diegojgomez (118)
• Langley, British Columbia
23 Jul 19
@just4him Thanks for cheering me up
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@Diegojgomez (118)
• Langley, British Columbia
23 Jul 19
I hope it doesn't happen again. Thank you.
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@indexer (4852)
• Leicester, England
23 Jul 19
This is certainly a problem in many parts of the world, although it is one that could be solved if modern technology is adopted and developed, such as the use of solar power in places where there is a lot of Sun!
Blackouts are rare in my own country (the UK) although not unknown. I remember once having to have a university entrance interview by candlelight - just as my predecessors would have done hundreds of years previously!
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@lookatdesktop (27134)
• Dallas, Texas
24 Jul 19
@Diegojgomez , Did you know about the black out in New York? A heat wave is happening there and people are using electricity in excess, just to run air conditioning units to survive the heat. It's terrible.
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@Diegojgomez (118)
• Langley, British Columbia
23 Jul 19
Certainly things would be easier if our nations took that option, solar panels or some option that would damage less to the environment and help us more, unfortunately we have become accustomed to electricity and we need it a lot in everything, candlelight everything would be perfect hehe :)
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@Diegojgomez (118)
• Langley, British Columbia
24 Jul 19
@lookatdesktop I didn't know about that, but in a way I understand your needs, the heat wave is tremendous, but on the other hand it's catastrophic, the use of so much electricity I don't think is favorable.
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@Diegojgomez (118)
• Langley, British Columbia
23 Jul 19
And how do you do in situations like this?
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@Spontaneo (14700)
• United States
23 Jul 19
@Diegojgomez Flashlights and candles...
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@Diegojgomez (118)
• Langley, British Columbia
23 Jul 19
I don't understand what you mean.
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@Diegojgomez (118)
• Langley, British Columbia
24 Jul 19
Unfortunately it is the reality, any government that does not do its job must leave, no more abuse must be allowed.
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@roger27019 (8)
• Barquisimeto, Venezuela
23 Jul 19
Thank God and the electrical problem was solved and we have electricity again a lot of pity is that the trade was paralyzed for a whole day and in my case I could not work today
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@Diegojgomez (118)
• Langley, British Columbia
23 Jul 19
Thank God they acted immediately because much of the country was affected, the lack of light affects everything.
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@lookatdesktop (27134)
• Dallas, Texas
24 Jul 19
What caused the power outage? Storms or something else?
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@Diegojgomez (118)
• Langley, British Columbia
25 Jul 19
I'll have to buy one. I do a lot of things online.
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@sol_cee (38219)
• Philippines
25 Jul 19
@Diegojgomez You should. It's a good investment for your line of work.
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@Diegojgomez (118)
• Langley, British Columbia
23 Jul 19
Yes, but it has made us dependent and we have forgotten some fundamental things, surviving and adapting is in our blood is a simple survival instinct and we have even forgotten it.
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