Energy independence means reducing reliance, not necessarily disconnecting from the national power grid. Over the next 10–20 years, a reasonable goal for every household is to gradually build three capabilities: generating some of its own electricity, storing power for essential needs, and actively adjusting when it consumes energy.
This helps households adapt better to fluctuations in energy prices, power outages, and the development of new technologies.
In the AI era, having a reliable supply of electricity may be just as important as owning financial assets. Money helps us buy energy, but when supply is disrupted, money doesn’t always guarantee that electricity will be available when we need it.
A household may own assets but still have certain vulnerabilities if it relies entirely on external infrastructure. By contrast, a household with a home, its own electricity generation, energy storage, and the ability to manage its consumption has an extra layer of protection for its quality of life.
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This helps households adapt better to fluctuations in energy prices, power outages, and the development of new technologies.
In the AI era, having a reliable supply of electricity may be just as important as owning financial assets. Money helps us buy energy, but when supply is disrupted, money doesn’t always guarantee that electricity will be available when we need it.
A household may own assets but still have certain vulnerabilities if it relies entirely on external infrastructure. By contrast, a household with a home, its own electricity generation, energy storage, and the ability to manage its consumption has an extra layer of protection for its quality of life.
Having power ready to mine $BTC would be awesome 🏅
-Đỗ Bảo-
