Wednesday, September 9, 2009

No Electricity

Electricity is a recent discovery only ranging to approximately 250 years ago. What did people do without electricity? I want to discuss things one can do when there is no power. One can jerk off with a candle light and a playboy, no electricity needed there. One can go outdoors and play sports. One can play most sports in daylight without the need for electricity. One can go hiking and observe nature. One can appreciate and enjoy what nature has to offer better when there is no electricity and people have to go wander and explore nature. This includes activities like going to the beach, playing in the sand, etc. Many obese kids will become healthier since they have to go out and play with their friends. They can chase butterflies and enjoy the fresh air provided by the plants.

I am missing these fun activities by being a slave to convenience and technology. Thinking about this makes me want to build a house someday with a big backyard where I could hangout under the shade of the trees during the day while doing my work. This will enable me to be productive and healthy. I will also be happier and have a better mood.

I just remembered, a long time ago students were instructed under the trees in ancient India. I bet these kids picked up concepts quickly and were mentally alert from being outside. We need to rid ourselves of the dangers of modern conveniences like electricity and live a life incorporating a balance of nature and technology. Just chaining ourselves to electricity and technology will only the illusion of satisfaction but never true satisfaction.

Modern buildings need to incorporate naturally lighting as far as possible. This helps in reduction of energy bills as well as provides better natural light, which is better for the eyes and the health of the people residing in it. Usage of electricity should be restricted to tasks that truly need it when a natural option or source of energy will just not cut it. Buildings should also allow for natural ventilation as far as possible. However, in extreme weathers, one must include temperature control mechanisms. Someday I hope that truly nature friendly designs become a reality. In addition, people should be encouraged to perform activities that require little or no electricity during the day.

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