What Would Happen if There Were No Power???
By xtmlove
@xtmlove (402)
China
September 21, 2010 10:36am CST
As we known, electricity has become an essential part of our modern life. It has played a decisive role in modern industry, agriculture, science and technology, national defense and education. Nobody can deny that the development of our civilization depends on electricity. If there were no electric power, what would happen? Please sharing your opinions with me.
4 responses
@dodo19 (47132)
• Beaconsfield, Quebec
21 Sep 10
I'm sure that for many of us, it would be very difficult to live without any kind of power. Especially since, for most of us, electricity helps us do so many different things, like cooking, television, our computers, just to name a few things. It wouldn't be easy for a lot of us, I think.
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@xtmlove (402)
• China
22 Sep 10
I have the same feeling as you. If there were no electric power, our modern world would be in great trouble. For one thing, all the wheels would stop because the motors that power the machines would stop. For another, many of our industries would cease production.
@hardworkinggurl (37063)
• United States
21 Sep 10
Many of us would totally freak out, then you have the other ones like me that well will have to learn the new way of life in order to survive. 
@jacknicholas (172)
• United States
21 Sep 10
No power = no phone connection = no internet = no myLot = no payout
@Krizz420canada (531)
• Canada
21 Oct 10
I love these types of questions because it could totally happen again at anytime. As you stated we as humans have come to rely on the finer things in life with electricity being number one in everyone's eyes. If we were to lose all power which is kind of impossible in a way because there are tons of ways to generate little charges but anyways people and society would fall right apart. No more computers, cellphones, lights, tv, cars, games just everything we use would be useless. We would have to start all over again and learn to live within our means. The only good thing about losing all the power is the planet then could start to regenerate because there would be no large factory polluting the air.
I myself have thought about this a lot because you always hear our natural resources are disappearing and getting harder to get and we also have some experts claiming our non-renewable resources will be gone in the next 50 years. It makes you wonder what will be left in 50 years when our children have grown up. I can tell you this, it will probably be like nothing we have today probably worst.
Great question a real one that makes you think. loved it thank you.
