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This reads a lot like someone who hasnt had to dig a half mile long, 4 foot deep hole, where for the most part you cant use any heavy equipment.
The cost of just that labor alone would be immense, then you have to do all that again bare minimum for any issue. And thats even assuming the ground is ammenable for it, which is not the case for a lot of places. Sure you have to deal with icing or the occasional damaged pole, but youd also have issues with it underground. Sooo many people do not call in to check for utility line locations.
Yes the hook up from the city to the house can be buried pretty easily, but that wire is very different from the wire used on the poles at least where I live.
I do not miss construction.
... And yet almost all developed nations do it without any issues. ... And funny enough technologies like micro trenching work for most use cades.
Oh boy....
Most? Not true.
So, prove me wrong.
You made the claim you provide the proof