How does YOUR mind work

[said]

Wait until it is all over.

Why would it bring down all appliances when it will hit the earth as heat?

Electrical overload!

[Toodles McGinty]

No - absolutely nothing to do with studies of the ionosphere. It is just a question out of the blue. It could have been storms, floods, an asteroid crashing etc., It is just how people would accept or react, that's all!

OK. I'll go along with it:

C and D.

[sandGroundZero]

How does YOUR mind work said? post #1

Let's just suppose one day - there was a warning, it was published in the press, that in two years time there was going to be a massive electrical storm caused by a build up of electricity in the atmosphere, sufficient to bring down all communication appliances. This electric storm we will call Euclid. To make it more convincing - this was claimed after a global meeting of all the heads of state.

Ignore the above guff.

How do you react to such news? Would you:

1. Consider this to be false news
2. …would you accept that [heads of state] knew far more than you do
3. Just sit back and wait for it to happen, if it does
4. Take other action

Instead, speculate what our said is trying (in his preposterous way) to illuminate.
My guess is he is attempting to flush out the gullible among us — those who will admit to being swayed by authoritative sources. said him (/her)self would of course, take other action, namely: create miasma.

[Hamble]

Electrical overload!

With 2 years warning we could unplug.

[Toodles McGinty]

With 2 years warning we could unplug.

That would solve it fairly easily.

I don't think he's expecting sensible answers.

[Hamble]

That would solve it fairly easily.

I don't think he's expecting sensible answers.

Hamble resisted the temptation to linger on melted tarmac.

[said]

How does YOUR mind work said? post #1

Let's just suppose one day - there was a warning, it was published in the press, that in two years time there was going to be a massive electrical storm caused by a build up of electricity in the atmosphere, sufficient to bring down all communication appliances. This electric storm we will call Euclid. To make it more convincing - this was claimed after a global meeting of all the heads of state.

Ignore the above guff.

How do you react to such news? Would you:

1. Consider this to be false news
2. …would you accept that [heads of state] knew far more than you do
3. Just sit back and wait for it to happen, if it does
4. Take other action

Instead, speculate what our said is trying (in his preposterous way) to illuminate.
My guess is he is attempting to flush out the gullible among us — those who will admit to being swayed by authoritative sources. said him (/her)self would of course, take other action, namely: create miasma.

Fair point! To be honest I don't know what I would do - I guess I would have to know more about it before I decided.