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In response to
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"A major nuclear accident is statistically extremely unlikely when human errors, natural disasters or terror attacks are excluded." -- (link)
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by
mara
funny, the same can be said about aircraft crashes -- nm
Posted by
Beryllium (aka grayman)
Apr 21 '11, 14:12
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not really. there are plane crashes where the equipment just malfunctioned. -- nm
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Andie
Apr 21, 14:26
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Yup, equipment malfunction is the only other thing i can think of. Although, ultimately, that's human error. -- nm
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mara
Apr 21, 14:36
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that's like saying that the cause of every death is loss of oxygen to the brain. -- nm
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Reagen
Apr 21, 14:40
birds -- nm
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dogbert
Apr 21, 14:39
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Weird little men on the wing.
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J.Lithgow
Apr 21, 14:44
I know when my equipment malfunctions, I'm very embarrased -- nm
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con_carne
Apr 21, 14:37
Or kitchen sinks for that matter.
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Dr.Vermin
Apr 21, 14:17
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