How does electricity affect human life?

Answer 1

Without electricity the human society goes back to stone age. Almost everything what human does today is with the help of electricity.

People who stay with out electricity are either completely backward and in a state poverty or they are saints in Himalaya.

Answer 2

In today's culture, electricity is a vital part of functioning as a society. Simple tasks, such as waking up at a designated time or enjoying a piece of music, are accomplished currently via electronic means. One only needs to consider the consequences of a relatively short power outage – factories close down, phones and computers go dead, traffic slows to a crawl, food spoils in refrigerators – to accurately observe how power-dependent our society has become. However, electricity is a constantly developing technology, and the aspects one currently associates with electricity and electricity generation are nowhere close to the original features. In the past century and a half, electricity has steadily evolved from a scientific curiosity, to a luxury of the affluent, to a modern need. Along the way, it has been shaped by a variety of non-technological factors: economic, political, social, and environmental, to name a few.

Answer 3

I use electricity for heating, cooling, cooking, travel, and entertainment. It has increased the speed that I can accomplish things (using better tools and equipment).