I understand what he is getting at. But they have been saying this for years. Like I said, its a realtively cheap fix by installing overload protectors on the transformers. But that doesnt seem like a priority.

You ever heard of the conspiracy theory where they found a ancient device in iraq that would let whoever looked through it "glimpse" the future. Supposedly, humanity thrives, up until a certain point and after that, nothing. Prolly for the next 90,000 years until the next interglacial. They tried everything, and the results are the same.

Sometimes I wonder if this shit aint true, or some kinda of semblance of a truth. The bigger worry to them is not the power going out, but more likely the end of this interglacial, and we are due.

No one knows for sure. In the Devils Hole, Nevada paleoclimate record, the last four interglacials lasted over ~20,000 years with the warmest portion being a relatively stable period of 10,000 to 15,000 years duration.

https://www.usgs.gov/faqs/how-long-can-we-expect-present-interglacial-period-last

Anyway, this is basic mind control techniques. Another popular one is bombarding people with low frequency sounds to simulate beta waves or something, aka watching tv. Same thing happens to these tribes when they start chanting and dancing around their fires.

https://www.cuyamungueinstitute.com/articles-and-news/the-role-of-altered-states-of-consciousness-in-native-american-healing/

Rhythmic auditory stimulation has long been known to induce altered states of consciousness, whether the means is chanting, singing, drumming, or shaking a rattle (Walsh, 1996). There are several possible explanations for why rhythmic stimulation can facilitate trance states and healing. One is that it may act as a concentration device, reducing the tendency of the mind to wander. Another is that it entrains brain wave patterns, and some studies have found that brain wave patterns of subjects listening to drumming (as measured by electroencephalography)showed auditory driving responses (Walsh, 1996). That is, drumming at a certain frequency entrained the brainwaves of subjects, so that the subjects’ brainwaves changed to match the frequency of the drumming.

https://morningmeadow.com/2014/03/article-the-effects-of-tv-on-the-brain/

The hypnotic effect is largely caused by screen flicker which lowers your brainwaves into an alpha state, a state of mind that you would normally associate with meditation or deep relaxation. In most people, this occurs within 30 seconds or 3 minutes for very light and infrequent viewers. In a hypnotic state, the information which you are exposed to will be downloaded directly to your subconscious mind where it can alter existing beliefs and form new beliefs without you even being aware of it. This has obvious implications for marketers who wish to sell their products to viewers.

Anyway, this specific technique, the one where you repeat these ideas over and over, I'm actually forgetting the name for it. Its not priming I think.

https://www.eclectic-consult.com/mooseblog/2013/03/04/the-dark-side-of-psychology-manipulation-mind-control-and-priming/

https://cognitiveresearchjournal.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s41235-021-00301-5

Repeated information is often perceived as more truthful than new information. This finding is known as the illusory truth effect, and it is typically thought to occur because repetition increases processing fluency. Because fluency and truth are frequently correlated in the real world, people learn to use processing fluency as a marker for truthfulness.

How could you not get familiar with the idea when it's repeated ad nauseum? Note, I didn't say the actuality, or the consequences, of power outages. Don't put words in my mouth.