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	Excellent Thorium Editing
	Just wanted to say that I wish there was a big 'Like' button that I could press for your edits :) Limulus (talk) 05:56, 19 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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1.5 Fluid

Need some cited references here. MegaHasher (talk) 00:19, 4 May 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Undid one of your edits

I just wanted to let you know that I undid your edit here, because the templates that you called don't seem to exist. What were you trying to do? I am curious, as your edit summary was "new stable version nomination", and I had been trying to promote the stable version template recently. Regards, Falconus^{p t c} 21:57, 11 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Energy density

Hi ShotmanMaslo, I'm new, not a native speaker and translating the LTFR Wiki article to Polish. New also to Wiki. Please tell if I should better use "talk" at the article page or may I ask questions to someone like you? I'd appreciate every advice.

Well, since I am here already see my question:

I find "energy density" term in the "Economy and efficiency" section. It reads "The energy density is millions of times higher than any fossil fuel..." In my opinion such strong claim deserves a link to the Wiki Energy density article. Sadly thorium has only a minor remark there. Try to look also at the Polish version of the article and you will see that more detailed information appears in the table here (I added short English translation)

Fuzja deuter-tryt (fusion) 337 000 000

Rozszczepienie uranu (100% U-235) (U fission) 88 250 000 1 500 000 000 (MJ/L)

Naturalny uran (99,3% U-238, 0,7% U-235) w reaktorze powielającym (fast breeding) 24 000 000

Uran wzbogacony (3,5% U-235) w reaktorze jądrowym (Enriched U in reactor fission) 3 456 000

Naturalny uran (0,7% U-235) w reaktorze jądrowym (natural U in ractor fission) 443 000

It makes good comparison I think. But thorium is absent here as well.

Would you share my opinion that thorium entry should be added to both articles? What are the corresponding MJ per kilogram and MJ per litre values?

Regards Maciek 77.252.246.129 (talk) 16:13, 15 June 2012 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by 77.252.246.129 (talk) 16:09, 15 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Indented lineHi.

You can use the article talk page I think. If you find a good reference for thorium energy density, then it should be added, also into the english LFTR article. I have not found specific figures, but it would probably be comparable to U-238 in fast breeder reactors (24 000 000 MJ/L).

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Hey Shotman

Hi, you undid one of my edits on statistical research on a page, I respectfully disagree, the policy exchange the think tank that conducted the research has purposely set out to get a certain set of results, the institute is known to be against multiculturalism and in the past was exposed in england as forging documents for their research.

Read up on how they have been exposed in the past through forensic evidence.

"Michael Apple recently warned that “at a time when private think tanks seek to advance their ideological agenda through what is often shoddy research … (it is important to be reminded) … of the dangers of the misuse of data in significant educational policy debates” (2010, p. 1). Within the United States think tank reports are commonly attaining high visibility and impact despite their poor academic rigour (Welner, 2011). The example outlined in this paper shows how this experience may be occurring in Australia."

[www.aare.edu.au/11pap/papers_pdf/aarefinal00498.pdf]

Read up on the misuse of statistics by think tanks in the pdf.

It is my humble request that you revert the edit.

Cool name by the way.

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