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I am not sure what to think of it but when De Bernardinis said “the scientific community tells me there is no danger, because there is an ongoing discharge of e
by Lucadg 15y ago
I am not sure what to think of it but when De Bernardinis said “the scientific community tells me there is no danger, because there is an ongoing discharge of energy. The situation looks favorable”, it occurs to me that "there is no danger" is incorrect. And dangerous.
A more precise statement would have been "there is danger, but we have no way to know the probabilities of an earthquake".
Am I right or missing something here?