BTGBullseye

Thorium is a great stepping stone before moving to quantum and other currently theoretical power sources.

Age of Wonders 3

Allied with everybody else on the map, now for the allied victory, I think we just have to kill or absorb all the independents.

Granted, but the knowledge kills you.

I wish I could sleep easier.

Granted, but the delivery method is them driving through your door with a semi, and throwing all the ingredients randomly around your house.

I wish I had something to drink.

Banned for lowerbrau.

Well, here's one of the sources for the inexact pseudoscience of radiocarbon and other dating methods...

http://www.angelfire.com/mi/dinosaurs/carbondating.html

Not just the US... It's pretty much every global power that has that failing. They have power, and are afraid to lose it.

Granted, and it's so hot that it sets fire to you and your house.

I wish my parents would quit rushing me.

Banned for thinking that's a bad thing.

Yes, their dating methods are a lie. If we knew the atmospheric concentrations, and the original concentrations of the various elements they use for dating, then they could be fairly accurate, but neither of those are known. (not just C-14 dating, this includes all of their current dating methods)

GIVE THE SOURCES. We can't progress without them.

I will if I have the time tonight, otherwise it'll probly be tomorrow.

And you're so great, because you only have ONE side of bias driving you.

Resorting to a personal attack, or are you actually going to refute the argument?

 

Oh, and that comment you made to @Vapymid about having two sides of bias was TOTALLY not a personal attack.

Taken out of context, I would agree... (and only when taken out of context) I was saying that there is a bias from each country that are conspiring to induce false assumptions about Catholicism.

Banned for not having the same professional standards as me.

Yup... Just today in a serious topic...

Hey, remember when DOS was the pinnacle of operating systems?

You didn't grant the wish then... (your corruption violated a specific part of the wish, the "without any further damage to my body in any way" part)

Granted, you are now dead from old age.

I wish people would read everything that was posted everywhere BEFORE they replied, and that they wouldn't reply to something by taking it out of context.

Sometimes discusses stuff using facts instead of just blind opinion.

I can go into several aspects of how current dating methods are so corrupt that they can't get a true date on anything that wasn't observed and recorded when it actually was.

Which is a blatant lie.

Yes, their dating methods are a lie. If we knew the atmospheric concentrations, and the original concentrations of the various elements they use for dating, then they could be fairly accurate, but neither of those are known. (not just C-14 dating, this includes all of their current dating methods)

And you're so great, because you only have ONE side of bias driving you.

Resorting to a personal attack, or are you actually going to refute the argument?

Actually, there are reactors designed specifically to use 232... I can't remember if it enriches it to 233 before burning it, or if it just burns the 232...

As for the unenriched Thorium reactor, it supposedly starts off with straight-up Thorium 232, (with a few other non-radioactive elements) enriches it to U233, then burns the 233, and just goes from there... Pretty neat process if I could ever find the article about it again. (I hate losing stuff on the internet, have to dig through massive piles of shit to hopefully find it again)

Banned for thinking that I don't have a plan to kill everyone I meet quickly if the need arises.

7/10

It was a joke...

Oh well.

Torrenting R.I.P.D. and retorrenting Iron Sky. Also cleaning up after breakfast.

Last I saw, Thorium reactors can't produce significant amounts of the volatile radioactive materials...

Also, the Thorium reactors that I was seeing being designed didn't require any irradiation of the Thorium beforehand.

Everything doesn't almost not not maybe satisfy parts of me.

Banned for thinking I should fear my friends.

That slight amount of waste gets put right back into the reactor... No waste total.

There are two major reasons you've never heard of a Thorium reactor never going critical... 1 - Thorium can never reach a reaction critical enough to cause meltdown. 2 - There aren't any currently operational Thorium reactors yet. (unless someone managed to get one going before it's scheduled start date)

"How YOU doin'?"