I always use the gas stoves as a backup to power outages, to cook and make food. This has come handy in 2-3 emergencies already where gas distribution is not disrupted even during a power outage.

A part of me feels nervous becoming so centralized on electricity as a society, even for food.

I'm not sure if this will do a lot to fight climate change, but if you use a gas stove I'd highly recommend buying a good air quality meter; you'd be surprised at how quickly cooking something on a gas stove destroys your indoor AQI.

Thankfully, literally 100% of the most critical problems facing our society have been completely resolved. We can now move onto the use of natural gas for cooking.

We need a better and cleaner power grid. Otherwise, we're replacing our natural gas appliances with high-wattage electric ones, whose power comes from a coal-fired power plant.