Changing the Course of Humanity with Thorium - A message to our graduates of nuclear science and engineering.

To our young graduates, those of you who have dedicated your lives to nuclear science and engineering, and all things related, including nuclear safety engineering:

You have studied "solid fission uranium." But many of you may feel anxious when a radiation detector registers above 10 micro Sieverts per hour. Therefore, it's crucial to understand the context and the science behind these measurements to alleviate those concerns. Up To 30 is fine.

However, while you may not yet be familiar with the groundbreaking work of toxicologist Dr. Edward Calabrese at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, his research challenges the misconceptions surrounding radiation safety. Therefore, it is essential to recognize the importance of his findings in shaping a more informed perspective on nuclear science. Dr. Calabrese, fully endorsed by the Union of Physics, is a modern detective unraveling the lies, fraud, and deception that the Linear No-Threshold (LNT) model brings to our world—fraud famously funded by the Rockefeller Institute in the 1940s and 1950s.

You may not have heard also of Dr. Alvin Weinberg, sadly passing in 2006, yet dedicating his life to harnessing "civilian energy from fission" after a devastating trauma he experienced in 1945: he lead a young team to create the plutonium that caused the deaths of tens of thousands of women and children in a single bomb dropped by the USA on Nagasaki on August 9, 1945. But those horrors profoundly shaped Dr. Weinberg's life and mission. Therefore, he dedicated his efforts to ensuring that the lessons learned from the past would lead to a future where fission energy could be harnessed safely and responsibly. Dr. Weinberg funneled billions of today's dollars into valuable research to solve the dilemma for humanity: how to get useful energy from fission, and not make weapons. This work has thankfully been picked up by China, now leading the world in restarting this technology that was suppressed and buried in 1972 when Weinberg was fired from his government position. Nixon was involved too, you know.

Dr. Weinberg famously stated that there are more than 1,000 ways to obtain energy from fission, but he ultimately settled on one after many trials and errors: liquid fission with fluorine-based eutectic salt - and Thorium.

Dr. Weinberg should have a Nobel Peace prize for his efforts!

So, to our passionate young graduates: Do you want to contribute to a future of nuclear proliferation and sustain the Military-Industrial Complex? But if you aspire to be a force for positive change, then embrace the opportunity to innovate. Therefore, start your journey with our Crib Sheet, and become pioneers in Liquid Fission Thorium technology. The link is below.

Be cautious of the organized, well-funded opposition, backed by the oil, gas, and coal industries to the tune of billions of USD per year worldwide. They campaign tirelessly to maintain their hegemony of death and destruction upon our planet. Did you know that a Harvard study documents 8.5 million people dying each year from the direct use of fossil fuels? You can find that on our website too.

Therefore, as you stand at the crossroads of your careers, choose wisely. Opt for Liquid Fission Thorium, and be part of a transformative movement that prioritizes sustainability and safety for our planet.

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