On Tue, 4 Jan 2000, Michael Sondow wrote:
> ASTA, Norway � Two passenger trains collided head-on at high speed
> in southern Norway Tuesday, killing up to 33 people in a tangle of
> blazing wreckage.
> http://foxnews.com/world/010400/norway.sml
> Question: Why didn't the traffic control computer stop them?
> Answer: Because it thought that today was not today.
This is not clear yet. One of the theories is that one of the drives ran a
red light, another theory is that problems with cellular phones caused the
accident (NSB who manage the trains use cell phones for communication) a
third theory is a millenium bug.
This is of course a very tragic accident, however you should wait for the
results from the crash investigation committee before you decide what
caused the accident.
Mikael
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