• @woland
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    91 year ago

    Awesome alliterations all around, astounding and astute authorship.

  • @MacAttak8
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    1 year ago

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  • Xeelee
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    51 year ago

    Nuke fanboys always like to cite Fukushima as proof that nuclear technology is safe, just because luckily there weren’t many stretch casualties. They completely ignore that this disaster is still ongoing and no closer to a solution than it was ten years ago.

  • @[email protected]
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    51 year ago

    The Japanese government failing at something. Who would have thought that that “competent” group of 80+y old dinosaurs would ever fail at something…

    What a shocking surprise…

    • @Finnagain
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      51 year ago

      I was a little confused since I’m from America and am used to all utilities being privately owned, so I did some research. It does look like Japan’s government owns a majority stake in the company, specifically because of this disaster. The private stakeholders are still there but own minority stakes. So yeah, the government of Japan dropped the ball here. It’s strange that I read the linked article and they never mentioned the government once.

      • @[email protected]
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        41 year ago

        The Japanese government drops the ball all the time. I don’t think they’ve ever even actually held it.

        Bunch or clueless dinosaurs together.

        • @Finnagain
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          41 year ago

          I think you could say the same for a lot of countries. Even the ones that seem to know what they’re doing make braindead decisions sometimes.

          • meat_popsicle
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            91 year ago

            Japan is almost uniquely bad though. A super aged population and a society that values conformance over anything else results in agonizingly slow and absurd government reactions.

            They need 4 committee meetings each morning just to drink tea: one for to pick the teams, one team meeting to pick the tea, and another team meeting to pick the cup. There’s a final meeting at the end to discuss the costs associated with the tea and how to more properly distribute it according to rank and social standing, as one does.

            • @[email protected]
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              And the sad thing is that this is so much closer to the truth than most people want to believe.