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Yes? “one of us made a mistake” vs “someone is attacking us” is a difference that people care about.

• croon 25d ago
  Not only care about; a mistake is unlikely to be repeated, a motivated attack is very likely to be attempted again.
  • lostlogin 25d ago
    > a mistake is unlikely to be repeated If it was a mistake, it happened at many facilities. That seems like a repeated mistake to me.
    • croon 25d ago
      That's not what logically follows from my statement. It's a conclusion you can make if you believe my premises are false though. It could also be a third possibility of a bug/issue affecting many of these specific batches.