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1 Jan 152 notes

This seems very important. It’s a long video, and it contains more information than most of us could possibly absorb this quickly. The first few minutes will give you the gist, if you don’t want to invest two hours.

I won’t say that I’m completely convinced, I’m no nuclear scientist. But seeing this knowledgeable and thorough guy this excited about a possibility really does go a long way.

geekfeed:

The USA invented an incredible power source, and then ignored it for 50 years.

Now China is on its way to taking it over. Getting the USA back on this track is critical for America’s economic, environmental, and medical future; not to mention its world influence.

The technology is called Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactors; or LFTR, pronounced “lifter”.

One of the most inspiring and geeky video’s I’ve seen in a long time.

Watching this video was as entertaining and inspirational as watching a SciFi movie, and it is reality.

via GeekFeed.
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    amazing. Couldn’t stop watching.
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    new source of energy that we need but we ignore.
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    Must watch later.
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