> They were bad, but just bad enough to roll over and give up on fission. Competent engineers are perfectly capable of maintaining a nuclear reactor, _technic

> They were bad, but just bad enough to roll over and give up on fission. Competent engineers are perfectly capable of maintaining a nuclear reactor, _technically_ speaking. Large projects are vulnerable to all vices of human nature though. Idiots in manglement. Greedy people trying to squeeze out more profit. Terrorists. Maffiosi, whether running a country or not. Let's not forget that scale is not just about money or spatial dimensions, but also time... We have a perfect example: Enerhodar, Ukraine. A working nuclear power plant is in the middle of a war zone right now.