What they accept, what they don't, and why. Solar panels — yes. TV — no.
New technology → question: will it strengthen community or destroy it?
Yes! Sun is from God. Grid wires are from the world. Difference.
In the house — no. In the field — maybe. In business — must. Gray zone.
Gas fridge. Gas stove. Gas light. No wires — no problems.
Air isn't electricity. Diesel compressor. Loophole? Engineering genius.
Allowed. Flashlights, calculators, hearing aids. Small electricity.
Tractor — no. Diesel generator — yes. Where's the logic?
Banned. Completely. No debate. The clearest line.
Sin. Image = idol. But GoPro on buggy — spotted.
Stars work 5000 years. GPS — 30. Who's more reliable?
Workshop only. Business only. Daytime only. Night — silence.
X-ray — yes. MRI — yes. Pacemaker — yes. iPhone — no. Priorities.
Gas fridge, icehouse, cellar, canning. 4 ways without an outlet.
Yes! Gas-powered. With wringer rollers. 1920s forever.
Battery LEDs — new war. Brighter than gas. Cheaper than kerosene. But...
Not yet. But coming. And the question will be: who prints — God or machine?
LED headlights, reflectors, brakes, springs. 2020s buggy ≠ 1820s buggy.
Amish don't know what AI is. But they live the answer to AI's question.
Forbidden. But tractor with radio at English worker's — fine.
EVs, drones, AI. Amish will say no. Or will they?