Reply #12: You miss out that your paranoia is impacting your impression of reality.

[FBaggins]

If there's a leak, there's the possibility that they might tell us the truth and they might lie to us. If there's NO leak, there's the liklihood that they would tell us that too.

You assume that they'll lie... but you aren't accounting for whether or not there actually IS a leak.

I've been in meetings most of the morning so I don't know what's going on, and I expect the bulk of the reporting to be on the earthquake and tsunami (as it should be)... but I presume that they've said that there have been no significant leaks. You can't assume that there ARE leaks just because you don't trust them to tell you the truth if one happened.