“People pretend that electricity isn't generated by something. It's just there. Just turn your lights on. You don't need to burn coal or natural gas or oil. … We pretend that you can just go about electrifying everything and that eliminates emissions. And it doesn't. The more you electrify things, the more demand you create for coal and natural gas.”

So the whole electrification thing. I just, I just, my, my eyes, my brain just shuts down when I start reading this crap because, you know, people pretend that electricity isn't generated by something. I mean, these people, it's just there. It's just there. Just turn your lights on. You don't need to burn coal or natural gas or oil or, you know, do anything like you don't need nukes. Just turn your switch on, electrify it. I mean, there are people at that conference who really believe that. And there's, you know, I mean, hell, probably half the U.S. population thinks that way, at least. Probably, that's probably a gross underestimation of it. It's like we pretend that you can just go about electrifying everything and that eliminates emissions. And it doesn't. I mean, it just, the more you electrify things, the more demand you create for coal and natural gas. Dr.