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Fair point. I hope they can resolve the systemic issues. Just so we're clear though, the location itself isn't inherently a problem as far as I know. There was
by jchw 4y ago
Fair point. I hope they can resolve the systemic issues.
Just so we're clear though, the location itself isn't inherently a problem as far as I know. There was in fact a power plant closer to the epicenter of the disaster that survived just fine, which is pretty impressive given how cataclysmic of an event it was.
- moloch-hai 4y agoThat one survived solely because one man put his career on the line, over and over, ensuring that it would. Depending on such devotion is not sustainable. There is no possibility that any new construction would observe the same standards as that engineer. It might try, but management would overrule it.