You only accept the risks of driving because its normalised in your community. In many communities, public transport is the norm and it would be considered foolish to hand over car keys to a majority of the population.

I'm pretty sure the context here would require college level courses plus industry training on operational procedures to actually understand in any meaningful sense. Not much different than any other time some safety feature triggers at any other highly complex and hazardous industrial facility. Except that in all those other cases the media ignores it and leaves it to the technical experts who do understand the context to sort it out, and everybody goes on with their lives never knowing about it. But since this particular highly complex and hazardous industrial facility is a nuclear power plant what we will get is journalists who know nothing about the subject screaming about it to millions of other people who know nothing about it who will assume it was a near miss on killing half the population of Florida.