or 
is the appropriate response. 
B&W horror & science fiction TV, etc.
if there were 1 sci fi movie men should take seriously!
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If there were one Sci Fi movie that should have been taken seriously as Sci Fi prophesy, it is "Terror from the year 5,000" ....
By the year 5,000 these reactor meltdown areas will still be deadly. the Fukushima dead zone will still be spewing radioactive poison into whatever is left of Japan and the Pacific ocean. And mutations will be running riot on earth. Future generations will hold this age as a mindless mob of mad men and selfish beasts. Even as devils consumed by insane lust! because they built these reactors that could not last 200 years. Destroyers of the earth. Fukushima will be a curse to all flesh upon the Earth!
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With regulations it seemed safe and even reasonable. But earthquakes don't care about regulations 
Edit 3 hours later:
Right now, I am watching a TV show on the 2011 seism in Japan, specifically the mecanism of the seism, and the reasons why Japan failed to imagine more than a magnitude of 7.4 (while it reached 9, far far more than anticipated).
A seism occurs when an asperity reaches a maximum friction point and moves. There are litterally millions of such asperities near Japan, each having their own cycle and amplitude. What seismologs failed to understand was that they can influence each other, especially the big ones. And the biggest one was unknown because it has a cycle of hundreds of years. While this big one was insufficient to cause a magnitude of 9, it was enough to cause a cascade reaction with the millions of other ones, and all together caused a seism far longer and far stronger that could have been imaginable. As they say, the whole is more than the sum of its parts
Foreseeing that was difficult indeed, but when constructing powerful and dangerous devices such as nuclear plants, expecting the unexpected should be the norm. As I said earlier, earthquakes don't care about regulations, so don't try to force regulations down their throat, you could get them back real quick
Edit 3 hours later:
Right now, I am watching a TV show on the 2011 seism in Japan, specifically the mecanism of the seism, and the reasons why Japan failed to imagine more than a magnitude of 7.4 (while it reached 9, far far more than anticipated).
A seism occurs when an asperity reaches a maximum friction point and moves. There are litterally millions of such asperities near Japan, each having their own cycle and amplitude. What seismologs failed to understand was that they can influence each other, especially the big ones. And the biggest one was unknown because it has a cycle of hundreds of years. While this big one was insufficient to cause a magnitude of 9, it was enough to cause a cascade reaction with the millions of other ones, and all together caused a seism far longer and far stronger that could have been imaginable. As they say, the whole is more than the sum of its parts
Foreseeing that was difficult indeed, but when constructing powerful and dangerous devices such as nuclear plants, expecting the unexpected should be the norm. As I said earlier, earthquakes don't care about regulations, so don't try to force regulations down their throat, you could get them back real quick
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