The difference between electricity cost per btu and gas cost per btu is the sticking point for the bulk of consumers.
Comparing BTU's wouldn't be an accurate metric since with gas a lot of the heat is lost just going around the pan/pot and heating the air. This source [1] claims it took 992 BTUs for gas and 430 BTUs for induction to boil 1qt of water.
https://www.treehugger.com/which-more-energy-efficient-cooki...
When you add up all the things we're "supposed" to be doing for one reason or another it's a pretty large cumulative burden.
And for people who must have their gas appliances, there are always portable units/generators. They can use those.
I have been doing most of my cooking on a gas hob for 5 years now. Could you share more detail on this point?
I feel the need to be scared today (it is Halloween after all).