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Daily Archives: June 17, 2011
Multiple Failures
When we have a large scale disaster from a man made system, usually we have had multiple things go wrong. Chernobyl had multiple failures, so did the recent issues in Japan at their nuclear facility. It seems to me that in many … Continue reading
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