How to pronounce“fuku”in English

Fukushima also highlighted our inability to accurately calculate risk.

Fukushima they found several people had made text messages and all of that they were clutching their cell phones under rubble.

fukushima the the problem was that some fraction of the fish and waste were volatilized and went out as a cloud and and polluted

Fukushima's neurocognitron but this was actually trained with back propagation end to end using supervised learning. Um now so this happened in roughly 1990s

Francis Fukuyama predicted the end of history.

And Fukushima, what happens when a nuclear power plant has no power?

Francis Fukuyama was often misquoted as calling it the end of history.

So Fukuda who was arrested because he was a preacher.

And Fukuyama says, well, if you have a society where you have low trust, creating social relationships is very expensive.

So Fukuyama divides the world in these two extremes not because the world is either black and white, but sometimes to understand gray,

Professor Fukuyama.

The Fukushima disaster in Japan.

Frank Fukuyama I had asked you if you thought your question on money laundering was adequately answered.

Frank Fukuyama, who's director of Stanford's Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law.

After Fukushima, Germany decides to go nuclear free and gets there at the expense of burning coal.

Francis Fukuyama, the book that I'm reading right now, "The Origins of the Political Order" actually does this wonderful job of pointing out

And Fukuyama of course, it's a great book.

it's say Momo fuku sambar um that sends you at the door feeling utterly content

So Francis Fukuyama, the social theorist and political scientist, writes a lot on corruption and trust and says that actually, the move from a society based

It's initially from Fukuyama also.

And when the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant was being built, he came to them in every open hearing and said, you cannot build this nuclear reactor where you are.

We were in Fukushima.

So people like Francis Fukuyama then take this idea of trust and they start to explain what are the different things that

We also remember Fukushima.

He called Fukushima the biggest industrial catastrophe in the history of mankind.

In the case of Fukushima in Japan, four nuclear reactors melted down and contaminated a huge

You know Francis Fukuyama have forgotten today, and I don't agree with him, but he was onto something in that sense.

The reactor design at Fukushima was sound.

But beyond design Fukushima also shows us that scenario testing and training are critical.

States the Fukushima disaster has put a pause to the so-called nuclear

And in Fukushima case, it was the tsunami that cut off the supply of electricity.

on tv in fukushima like i'm still alive okay

when the Fukushima problem happened,

after that fukushima was you know there were there was this enormous

associated with fission reactors fukushima actually is i think in many ways often overstated as a disaster because

Much of the blame was placed on Fukuyama when he said this is the end of history.

neighborhood but yet you know at Fukushima happens which nobody who died from radiation at Fukushima either and Germany shuts down everybody shuts down

She was married to Reverend Fukuda, who has had the Konko Church in San Francisco, which still is in an existence in San Francisco.

Now let's talk about Fukushima Dai-ichi.

A third man died at Fukushima Dai-ichi, which is Dai-ichi's sister plant nearby.

question is let's say that the Fukushima reactor was new could it withstand

We can contrast this with Fukushima, which is instead of tale of human error.

Reason number two was because the Fukushima nuclear reactors were originally designed by General Electric.

We took the group to the Fukushima, you know if you think about the earthquake that's gone on there.

And the situation that brought the Fukushima disaster was there at Zaporizhzhia more than once, and Fukushima came

so um like for example fukushima you know um when the fukushima problem happened uh

okay in light of the Fukushima triple meltdown the financial collapse of 2008

And you need visual thinkers like me prevent disasters like Fukushima.

millisieverts. Two weeks Fukushima today have a dosage that's in the order of 100 less, so 0.1 millisieverts.