This is a great story.

When we understand that life is an opportunity rather than a given, it really changes our perspective on life.

As more and more companies start to invest in Texas there is more demand in tigetening the grid to avoid future catastrophes.

Dream big. Aim small.

You would think that their approach is a bit backward.

From my experience, many of the problems can be solved by spending time on extended introspection. The problem with authorities is that they often don't have a firsthand experience of the problems itself.

Regardless the result, the point here is that this is an idea worth looking into.

The question here is whether the paper supports the idea that it's worth looking into. Your parent comment suggests that it doesn't (or at least, doesn't strongly).

The next project would be creating another device to detect these spy camera detectors

Ah yes, like the radar detector wars!

> many early "stealth" radar detectors were equipped with a radar-detector-detector-detector circuit, which shuts down the main radar receiver when the detector-detector's signal is sensed, thus preventing detection by such equipment.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radar_detector#Radar_detecto...

Well if the hidden camera can be shut down by turning on a hidden camera detector, then the hidden camera detector becomes a hidden camera jammer! All the better.

A hidden camera which detects ToF sensors

Could be a good self-sufficiency project too.

California is walking on the path Bill Gates envisioned....

This doesn't sound likely. Bill Gates is pro nuclear so it doesn't make much sense why he would be against the plants in California?