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Originally Posted by tomwed
I'm not saying that. As was pointed pointed out to me over a 15 year period most of the strikes occurred when almost all of the houses were gas. That's what's good about a conversation and asking questions.
Whenever I have questions about technology, health or science eventually I go to my sons. They always point out when my logic is fuzzy or other information is missing or I never considered. That's the upside of all those years of going to museums, looking at their homework and buying toys that made them think a little.
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I'm the neighbor of a woman who recently had her house struck and burned. She's gas, but all of the homes around us are gas too. I'd think it'd be nearly impossible to know if the gas line accelerated the fire in any way without knowing the conditions in the attic before the strike.