There's a good case for rethinking the way we supply and charge for electricity, but the government's take on smart meters is a recipe for disaster Those whom the gods wish to destroy, they first make smart. "Smart" is an interesting adjective, as evidenced by the OED's extensive entry for it. The interpretation that is now ubiquitous is this: "Capable of independent and seemingly intelligent action." As in "smartphones". And, now, "smart meters" for gas and electricity. Governments across the w...
There's a good case for rethinking the way we supply and charge for electricity, but the government's take on smart meters is a recipe for disaster Those whom the gods wish to destroy, they first make smart. "Smart" is an interesting adjective, as evidenced by the OED's extensive entry for it. The interpretation that is now ubiquitous is this: "Capable of independent and seemingly intelligent action." As in "smartphones". And, now, "smart meters" for gas and electricity. Governments across the w...
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