Perspective
Feb. 13, 2013
Batteries not included
The diagnostic term for fear of losing power is known clinically as "range anxiety." Here's how I deal with it. By Paul Kiesel
As we enter the start of the 21st century, batteries are being considered as an alternative to fossil fuels. While batteries are certainly a clean technology, there are aspects to batteries that both reduce utility and raise concerns - not the least of which is a new diagnosis for psychologists using the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders - DSM-IV.
Let's start with what rechargeable batteries require: power....
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