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4621349 No.4621349 [Reply] [Original]

have you spread the word of the holy church of LFTR today, /sci/? ignoring all its possible challenges and assuming it will solve all the worlds ills?

or have you actually been worthwhile and objectively examined it, while still trying to raise awareness and interest?

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>church
GTFO

>> No.4621359
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>>4621349
I'm a pseudo-regular on the energyfromthorium.com forums, and I try to correct misinformation here whenever I can, so .. meh.

All hail Thor! I mean thorium!

>> No.4621356

I've posted the copypasta in 3 or 4 threads on /sci/ and /pol today

>> No.4621358

Strange. I heard that solar power, wind power, and water power combined are enough to keep us running.

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>>4621358
yes.. yes.. good goyim, invest in "green energies" hehehehe

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>>4621358

>> No.4621374

>>4621358
maybe in 2050
all depends if we can get over the 40% theoretical efficiency roadblock, and push the cost down to a few cents per kilowatt hour
but right now? not so much

>> No.4621378

I'm going to make a t-shirt with the pic in OP's post. Thanks.

>> No.4621379

>>4621358
If a couple billion people die off, sure.

>> No.4621380

we need a really well made, catchy info video that people can share around, like this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9D05ej8u-gU

>> No.4621387

>>4621374
>the 40% theoretical efficiency roadblock
You aren't referring to the THERMODYNAMIC efficiency "roadblock," are you?

Because that's not something you just "get over."

>> No.4621391

>>4621387
yeah, that's why i said depends
but keep in mind organic systems routinely make electron jumps that technically shouldn't be possible, as part of their photosynthetic processes.

of course that may be a loophole only allowed through complex chemical construction, and can't be used to make straight up electricity which would suck.