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TennoChinko wrote:The URL got changed or killed ... here's the new one ...plus, an archived version:
Five-year-old boy dies after becoming trapped inside burning design exhibit
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2016/1 ... n-exhibit/
http://archive.is/klADE
Raw video of the body of the trapped boy who was burnt to death (sort of NSFW)
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/79 ... qz31yW.mp4
dimwit wrote:Holy object lesson in idiocy Batman. I would have thought that for a public installation that the fire department would have been required to inspect and OK it. The event organizers seem to have been under the delusion that wood shavings are safe, and not, oh, highly flammable especially when surrounded by a heat source like LED lights. Now if this had been created by art students ignorance of this might be excusable, but was supposed to be built by technology students. The complete lack of understanding of flammablity probably explains why nobody found it prudent to have any fire fighting equipment nearby which I am pretty sure is a legal requirement for wooden structures.
a heat source like LED lights
matsuki wrote:Are there any pics of the "wood shavings" before the fire? What was the purpose?? Poor kid...
Tsuru wrote:Do you have kids, Take?
Takechanpoo wrote:when all is said and done, its not so difficult to make a new life-form.
matsuki wrote:That...that looks like a heat lamp with wood shavings stuffed into it. W...T....F...
matsuki wrote:That...that looks like a heat lamp with wood shavings stuffed into it. W...T....F...
Wage Slave wrote:matsuki wrote:That...that looks like a heat lamp with wood shavings stuffed into it. W...T....F...
More like this kind of thing. Halogen work lamp up to 500 Watts. Hot as buggeree and cleverly used as an uplighter so the shavings can fall into it and straight on to the bulb itself.
they don't seem to understand the difference between wood chips, wood shavings and sawdust.
TennoChinko wrote:The students and supervising professor - with the exception of preferred "pedigree" - sound like the ideal employee for TEPCO.
http://www.nit.ac.jp/english/
http://archive.is/bXxU5
A nitwit...
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