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Measuring expertise is particularly tricky with the nuclear industry. Is it enough to be an expert in the underlying physics? Should you be an engineer with e
by 7952 5y ago
Measuring expertise is particularly tricky with the nuclear industry.
Is it enough to be an expert in the underlying physics? Should you be an engineer with experience in any one of the dozens of disciplines? Do you need to be familiar with the specific design of a reactor (that is probably confidential)? Everyone is an expert but no one has a holistic view of everything. It's complicated!
- ivan_gammel 5y agoIn this particular case it's rather simple to define who is an expert: if you want to challenge government report, you have to understand the challenged topics very well, have to have a lot of factual information about the state of the German nuclear industry and have to understand how possible solutions will work.