On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 14:29:42 +0900, baskara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Tadi pagi saya kebetulan menonton Discovery Channel dengan acara > berjudul Myth Buster. > Topik yang diangkat adalah cerita bahwa ponsel bisa menyebabkan > kebakaran di stasiun pengisian bahan bakar. Setelah dilakukan > eksperimen oleh 2 orang "gila", ternyata itu tidak benar. Lalu, apa > sebabnya bisa terjadi kebakaran? *silakan dijawab* :-)
http://www.rvs.uni-bielefeld.de/publications/Papers/phonerisk.pdf An Example of Everyday Risk Assessment Abstract: I consider an everyday example of a putative risk on which guidance is offered in various ways to affected company employees and the public, namely the presence and use of mobile phones on filling station forecourts. This leads me to separate the risk analysis from the safety policy considerations, and to consider the interaction of various common principles for formulated policy concerning everyday risks. I single out one principle for particular attention, namely, Physical Causal Justification, which says that if a safety measure R is suggested for a situation S, then that is because there are circumstances in which violating R in situation S leads to an acciden
