> It seems to me your design goal is fundamentally incompatible with a lot of the specific complaints of negligence. If you want a design that doesn't melt down when there is an earthquake and a tsunami, then moving the reactor to higher ground isn't helpful because it won't achieve the design goal.
My goal? My solution? My design!? you must be now kidding,
- GE original design 30-35 meters above the sea.
- Warnings about reinforce safety along one decade.
- Tsunami at Fukushima's nuclear plant, 15 meters above the sea.
> I wasn't going to reply but that seems like it moves the conversation forward; so why not?
Foward to... nothing it seems. You just replied with hypotheticals like if the event didn't happened, and as if such event would have been impossible to avoid, with some kind of dissociative reflexions that surpass the cynicism. I'm the one that is not going to reply.
My goal? My solution? My design!? you must be now kidding,
- GE original design 30-35 meters above the sea.
- Warnings about reinforce safety along one decade.
- Tsunami at Fukushima's nuclear plant, 15 meters above the sea.
> I wasn't going to reply but that seems like it moves the conversation forward; so why not?
Foward to... nothing it seems. You just replied with hypotheticals like if the event didn't happened, and as if such event would have been impossible to avoid, with some kind of dissociative reflexions that surpass the cynicism. I'm the one that is not going to reply.