Agreed. It was an honest mistake that had a very unfortunate consequence. We call for everyone to be fired so quickly w/o thinking about how technological negligence actually aides in causing human error. But we need to end our tensions with NK so that anattack is not an option.
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Agreed. You need 2 people to sign off on giving patients insulin and chemo in hospitals. It should not have been that easy to signal that alert.
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it never should have been an option for them. Poor design.
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Let's be honest, an event as big as this doesn't just happen on accident. I mean they could be testing it or something, this has happened before. An employee with that much responsibility doesn't just go up to a button and scare millions of people, especially with suck a title.
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Maybe, but we notice that no government employees ever get fired for anything.
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The accidental pushing of the button may have been a mistake but why couldn’t they get out word it was a false alarm? To me that was the biggest problem, the inability to retract the statement.
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In a country where everybody sues for any little thing, I'm surprised he and the agency is not up to their necks in class action suits!
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This was a deliberate act!
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I'm confused, though. The system is set up so this does not happen - on top of that, it was reviewed and upgraded In November of last year. This was not a simple single employee accident.
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Nope. He should be fired. This was non trivial “mistake” you only had to spend five minutes on Twitter to see the despair and panic in people.
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Not sure why this happened but I do not believe this was as simple as an employee pushing the wrong button.
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No he should not. He just gave them all the biggest learning exercise they could have ever wanted. They now know MOST are not informed enough. Not ready. Not prepared. So, yes he made a mistake. In my day we had drills. This was a terrific drill.
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Of course he should pay the price. Only an idiot, or a Dumbocrat, would fail to understand that. Such an attitude cause the problem in first place. Actions must have consequences. Governor of Hawaii should resign now. Double fail.
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