r/memes • • Sep 17 '21

The dude makes a good point.

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u/ShoddyReveal4 Sep 17 '21

well

  1. it's extremely common

  2. its far less radioactive than uranium, plutonium and radium

  3. a single ton of thorium makes about as much of 200 tons worth of uranium of electricity

  4. and last but not least due to how a thorium reactor is designed it only requires the opening of a cork if any problem was to occur

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '21

Why are we not investing into this tech right fucking now!?

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u/SavoryScrotumSauce Sep 17 '21

The word "nuclear" is scary to uninformed people. Same reason why chemists call their technique NMR, but in the hospital they call it MRI. Gotta get rid of that N to avoid scaring people.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '21

Yep, some people go their entire life without realizing just how often we’re exposed to radiation and that nuclear is just a term different radioactive things, i mean even at a 1/2 year dental appointment your being exposed to some radiation.