Question
What did Carl Sagan believe was proven by the disaster at Chernobyl?
A) there can be no positive use for nuclear power.
B) a move toward nationalism is a waste of time
C) technology when used careless is progressively more dangerous
D ) there is always a possibility that fatal mistakes will occur
Is it c?
A) there can be no positive use for nuclear power.
B) a move toward nationalism is a waste of time
C) technology when used careless is progressively more dangerous
D ) there is always a possibility that fatal mistakes will occur
Is it c?
Answers
Heather
I mean is it A? My bad
Ms. Sue
You were right the first time.
https://people.com/archive/as-the-dust-settles-from-chernobyl-carl-sagan-sounds-a-warning-about-technological-recklessness-vol-25-no-20/
https://people.com/archive/as-the-dust-settles-from-chernobyl-carl-sagan-sounds-a-warning-about-technological-recklessness-vol-25-no-20/