Re:Neo-Amish Drop Outs (2008)
by ksaj on Monday October 25, 2021 @07:56PM
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I used to live in Tillsonburg, so we were near-neighbours.
One thing also about the Amish is that they refuse to rely on things that can break down outside their control, and leave them helpless. The issue, for example, with gasoline is that if it runs out, you have a bunch of useless tools that only someone else (the gas people) can make work again.
In that sense, I haven't heard of Amish having issues with solar power (I could be wrong, though), so it just may soon be their time to shine.
One thing also about the Amish is that they refuse to rely on things that can break down outside their control, and leave them helpless. The issue, for example, with gasoline is that if it runs out, you have a bunch of useless tools that only someone else (the gas people) can make work again.
In that sense, I haven't heard of Amish having issues with solar power (I could be wrong, though), so it just may soon be their time to shine.