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Welcome back to 2013, newfags.

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Can anyone explain if this is true or not?
>https://np.reddit.com/r/uninsurable/comments/81bd75/thorium_reactors_even_less_safe_than_traditional/

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>>10755848

Debunked here:

https://energyfromthorium.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=4956&p=68197#p68197

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Fuck outta here fagola this is a sodium breeder and light water moderated board go sit at the sped table with CANDU or something

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>>10755893

OldNuke pls go..

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>>10755900
Spam more ancient graphics about your pipe dream while the real reactors do all the work.

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Uranium and MOX chads ww@

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LWR BTFO!

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>>10755989
The obsession with thorium is doing more harm than good when it comes to nuclear power. They make it out to be the only safe alternative and make other reactors out to be producing unmanageable amounts of super dangerous materials, while we already have safe reactors in use today producing electricity for us. And the waste "problem" is not dangerous, and simply an inconvenience. The nuclear industry is not the only industry that has to handle and take care of its waste. Its not unique, and its more strictly controlled than other industry's.

We already have good and proven reactor designs in use today, we should focus on them until thorium gets off the drawing board and out of the lab.

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>>10756043
>thorium gets off the drawing board and out of the lab.
It did once and the plant was always breaking down

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while LFTRs could be safe, the onsite reprocessing plant needed may not be safe. Also good luck getting the NRC to approve onsite reprocessing.

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>>10755827
>source of rare elements for modern electronics, commercial products, and industrial processes
>Cs
>Ru
>Tc
>Rh
>Sr
>Xe
Really? Do you actually get an appreciable amount of these to make extracting them cheaper than mining? And I can't think of any electronics that use any of those.

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>>10756043
I pretty much agree. The real hype should be around molten salt cooled reactors, molten fuel reactors, and passively safe designs in general

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>>10756742

Yes.

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>>10756043
10000 vs 300 years is a big difference

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>real reactors doing all the work
there wouldn't be any work left to be done with how goddamn efficient LFTRs are compared to the shitty Indian-tier ones we're currently using

I can't wait for the boomers to die off

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>>10755827
This is why they clamp our umbilical cords and vaccinate us. If we destroy the superstructure which does these things, in short order, we will have LFTR and more.

Everything is about control.

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>>10755827
How small can you make these reactions? Can I make one in my garage? Looks neat.