Ron Johnson: “Lloyd's of London says that about, on average about $2…”

“But this is happening all the time. And we've all seen disruptions to TV signals, satellite signals, that type of thing, kind of the minor annoyances. I think it's also true that Lloyd's of London says that about, on average about $2 billion worth of damage from these G3 types of effects annually. So again. So carrington was massive. 1921 was not quite as massive as the Carrington effect, Right? Correct. Right. And then we had. The next one was in Canada.” (02:54–03:03)

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