Fukushima Daiichi worker tries to give us a silent message through on-site webcam (non-fiction)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIyK0CN785s
also, what he was doing the 20 minutes before that:
Posted Sep 11, 2011, 4:45 AM UTC · edited
89
He pointed at the camera for almost 15 minutes. WTF indeed.
2
20, actually
1
[deleted]
1
He's pointing out it's all our fault. And he's right.
1
Assuming you are completely serious: How might that be?
I mean, humanity caused the earth quake or the tsunami, or that the Japanese built a reactor with safety procedures that pretty good but ended up inadequate?
Because if that's the case you can say that anything we do has a risk to some degree. The nuclear reactor near me (south west UK) is on a flood plain (has to be next to a river...) and the area suffered a tsunami 400 years ago. Also there is a risk of a meteor at any time, as there is everywhere on earth.
And why does everyone seem to ignore the refinery that burnt countless tons of petrol/oil and put a huge amount of crap into the atmosphere?
1
Oh, well, oil and such are just as bad. You just have to look at global warming to see that.
Here in the US we have these same exact GE reactors and they scare the shit out of me.
We built them. It's our fault. Time to move onto something cleaner and safer like wind, hydro (tidal) and solar. But we have huge monopolies to go up against.
1
Wind power right now is incredibly useless. Basically, there are many problems with efficiency and power runoff. In essence, we can't put it in the windiest areas because they are too far from urban areas to be useful. Wind is a long way from being a useful item.
1
Yes, transmission issues. Useful though.
1
[deleted]
0
Apparently someone came forward, dunno if it's accurate / real , scroll down for English translation : http://pointatfuku1cam.nobody.jp/e.html
1
I am absolutely intrigued, what's going on here?