What world is without electricity??
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It is like replacing a "computer" with a "manual typewriter". You can still manage the show but need ample time to move forward.
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i gues.....um.......Electricity
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Dead.\n\nThe only source for energy for life on earth is the sun, and the only way that energy gets here is light.
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How modern are we talking about?\n\nI could live without most things except food, air, shelter and water.\n\nThose things that are indispensable to my daily life are:\nThe car\nElectricity\nCentral air-conditioning (living in Phoenix heat is optional but AC isn't)
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I dont understand your question.  How can things work without electricity?  Electricity is power.  And power is essential for any instrument to work.  Do you mean to ask about using alternative electricity?\n\nYeah you can put the fridge in snowpacked mountains which will make things inside cool.
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solar/wind power and electric vehicles. natural, renewable, no pollution, and noone has a monopoly on sunlight and wind.
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No, but some at the higher elevation have fireplaces and small electric heaters, When I lived in Hawaii the cars did't even have heaters and the walls in the houses were single wall construction and all the wireing and plumbing was exposed
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salt water..., oh..., did you know that pure 100% water conducts no electricity at all..., but it is almost an impossible state to get it in..., even in nuclear and cogeneration plants that use high pressure dry stream.., they can only get water to maybe 3 to 5 points per billion pure..., and thats still conducts electric current..., and when it gets around 10 to 11 parts per billion..., they need to clean it again...
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No, I can't because I don't have psychic power, but I can take a guess: lots and lots of buildings on land and under the sea; electricity comes from current of the ocean; using a oxygen filter, people can swim without getting drowned; some of the animals will probably extinct; the weather is hotter, less rainy, which is assuaged by artificial rain.\nThat's all I can think of for now.
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how many war-torn, poverty stricken, geographically challenged, countries with no water, blistering heat, and no central means of communication have stable work forces? thats a more interesting question.
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Most countries i believe have the technology. Its actually about producing it. I believe our government and the UN have treaties about the amount of nuclear power to have for each countries.
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Electrical power is a little bit like the air you breathe: You don't really think about it until it is missing. Power is just "there," meeting your every need, constantly. It is only during a power failure, when you walk into a dark room and instinctively hit the useless light switch, that you realize how important power is in your daily life. You use it for heating, cooling, cooking, refrigeration, light, sound, computation, entertainment... Without it, life can get somewhat cumbersome. \n\nPower travels from the power plant to your house through an amazing system called the power distribution grid. \n\nThe grid is quite public -- if you live in a suburban or rural area, chances are it is right out in the open for all to see. It is so public, in fact, that you probably don't even notice it anymore. Your brain likely ignores all of the power lines because it has seen them so often. In this article, we will look at all of the equipment that brings electrical power to your home. The next time you look at the power grid, you will be able to really see it and understand what is going on! \n\nfor more pl. visit:\nhttp://www.howstuffworks.com/power.htm
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This is a perfect question for the section called 'corporations'.\n\nThe answer is 'NO'. Even though you leave the light switch on, the burned out bulb breaks the circuit and uses no electricity.
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Well,let's see.\nNo hospitals.Doctors and nurses would be at home.\nNo electricity.Nobody at power plants.\nNo water.Nobody at filter plants(pumping stations).\nNo gas for your car.Nobody at gas stations.\nNo police or firemen.They would be at home.\nNo T.V. Nobody at T.V. stations.\nAnd that's just the tip of the iceberg!
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places with no vegetation
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Water + Electricity = Bad News\n\nSealing electronics and connectors is difficult and expensive.
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another answer might be that manure makes electricity but of course that goes into how our waste all the way back to the dinosaurs generates energy. how mummies found nowadays have a spark of electricity in them, But.... you wanted to know which animals "generate" electricity and I think you wanted them live so here is a site that tells which animals generate electricity and how much :\nhttp://www.sundayobserver.lk/2006/03/05/juniorob05.html