Re-transmission! NHK Declares "Nuclear Power Plants Have Structural Weaknesses" Based on the Results of a Not-So-Similar Experiment
Jul. 13, 2023, 5:41:50 PM / General
Despite the similarity of the experiments, NHK declares, "nuclear power plants have structural weaknesses" based on the results of this experiment.
2018/02/28
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Intentional "make-believe"
Ishikawa
The vent pipe of the actual machine is a thick pipe with a diameter of 35 cm, but the experiment was conducted with a thin tube.
The pressure and temperature conditions are also too different from the actual equipment.
Even though the experiments are not even close, NHK asserts that there is a structural weakness in the nuclear power plant based on these results.
Maki
The series of scenarios in which "hypotheses" were constructed without scientific arguments and "experiments" were conducted to show events that could not have occurred in actual reactors can be suspected of being intentional "make-believe" by NHK and the experts who appeared on the show.
Since viewers do not know such things, they assume it is true.
Ishikawa
We have summarized our problems with the program, attached detailed analytical data, and submitted them to NHK as a written request, but NHK refuses to admit any errors.
No matter how often we requested, they would not listen to us at all.
Narabayashi
Their attitude was, "We made this program based on the opinions of many experts, so there can be no mistake."
Morokuzu
"NHK was not at fault; we only made a program based on what the experts said."
That's how they passed the responsibility.
Narabayashi
However, when we confirmed this with the experts interviewed by NHK, such as Professor Masahiro Osakabe of Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, who experimented, he replied, "I tested because NHK asked me to do it on a contract basis."
Moreover, Professor Osakabe lamented, "It's been over 20 years since I left the field of nuclear energy, so I'd like you to ask an expert for more details. Won't do it again, even if NHK asks me to do it."
Ishikawa.
In other words, experts are no longer experts.
NHK relied on such a person.
Both sides are blaming each other.
*Readers will be painfully aware of the correctness of my editorial that NHK and Asahi Shimbun are the same*.
