> It doesn't have any impact on (2) moving forward. Of course it does. If we know how the leak happened, we can increase safety measures to avoid it happening

> It doesn't have any impact on (2) moving forward. Of course it does. If we know how the leak happened, we can increase safety measures to avoid it happening again in the same way. How is this not obvious? A peculiar thing about humans is that we can learn from our mistakes. That doesn't happen if we try to pretend there was no mistake to begin with.