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> Their nuclear engineers are top-notch. It was the bureaucracy that failed, not the talent. This. All of the articles I've read about the disaster, all conti
by at-fates-hands 6y ago
> Their nuclear engineers are top-notch. It was the bureaucracy that failed, not the talent.
This.
All of the articles I've read about the disaster, all continually scapegoated the engineers as the reason for the failure, allowing the politicians and government to get a free pass. I'm not sure why this was the case considering Japanese engineers are some of the best, but the vilification of them never sat well with me because then it cast a negative cloud over every Japanese engineer unfairly.
- chungus_khan 6y agoTEPCO dropped the ball pretty massively too, although IMO it should be the government's responsibility to assume that power operators are going to and not allow them to.