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Can nuclear energy be judged by evidence rather than fear?This article challenges the assumption that even tiny radiatio...
12/10/2026

Can nuclear energy be judged by evidence rather than fear?

This article challenges the assumption that even tiny radiation exposures are necessarily dangerous, arguing that precautionary policies and public fears may sometimes cause more harm than they prevent. It makes the case for reassessing nuclear-energy regulation in light of evidence—and for having a more informed debate about nuclear power’s role.

An argument worth examining: where should caution end and evidence begin?

Professor Wade Alison of Oxford thinks so.

https://thethorium.network/confidence-in-nuclear-energy-the-acceptance-of-evidence-should-replace-traditional-caution/

Happy Birthday to Jeremiah Josey, President of The Thorium Network! 🎉🎂Today, the TTN team celebrates your leadership, de...
07/10/2026

Happy Birthday to Jeremiah Josey, President of The Thorium Network! 🎉🎂

Today, the TTN team celebrates your leadership, dedication and vision for advancing education, innovation and international collaboration.

Thank you for inspiring our global community. Wishing you good health, happiness, continued success and many happy returns! 🌍✨

30/09/2026

Remember:

Thorium.

Scientifically.

Proven.

Factual.

Information.

30/09/2026

After 30 days of discussing nuclear energy, The Thorium Network has one final question for you.

Energy affects nearly every part of modern life: hospitals, transportation, industry, artificial intelligence, economic development, climate goals, and our daily routines.

Nuclear energy is not perfect—and neither is any other energy technology. Decisions about our energy future should therefore be based on evidence, engineering, economics, and informed public discussion.

Now we want to hear your opinion:

Should nuclear energy play a bigger role in our future?

Comment YES, NO, or UNSURE—and tell us why.



To learn more about us , go to : https://patreon.com/TheThoriumNetwork

Australia was not merely good at Fission. Australia was brilliant at it.CSIRAC and SILLIAC proved that when Australians ...
29/09/2026

Australia was not merely good at Fission. Australia was brilliant at it.

CSIRAC and SILLIAC proved that when Australians were given the chance to build machines that mattered, they built machines that led the world.

The Thorium reserves are there too, waiting. The knowledge was there, waiting. The strategic advantage was there, waiting.

And then, for a moment—a genuine historical moment—Australia stood at the threshold of becoming the Thorium energy superpower of the world.

China looked at the same resources, the same possibility, and decided to own the future.

The question that history asks is simple: why did Australia step away?

And perhaps the deeper question is: will Australia remember, while there is still time, how to master its own destiny?

29/09/2026

Everyone has heard at least one claim about nuclear energy.

Perhaps you have heard that a nuclear power plant can explode like an atomic bomb, that all radiation is deadly, or that nuclear waste can never be managed.

Some claims are based on misunderstandings. Others raise legitimate concerns that deserve evidence, context, and careful discussion.

Instead of telling you what to believe, The Thorium Network wants to know what you have heard. We will investigate your questions and address them in future educational content.

Comment with ONE claim you have heard about nuclear energy.



To learn more , go to : https://patreon.com/TheThoriumNetwork

The Nuclear QuestionAfter 30 days of discussing nuclear energy, we have one question for you.Energy affects almost every...
28/09/2026

The Nuclear Question

After 30 days of discussing nuclear energy, we have one question for you.

Energy affects almost everything:

Hospitals. Transportation. Industry. Artificial intelligence. Economic development. Climate objectives. Everyday life.

Nuclear energy is not perfect—and neither is any other energy technology.

Decisions about our energy future should be based on evidence, engineering, economics, environmental considerations, and informed public discussion.

Now we want your opinion.

Should nuclear energy play a bigger role in our future: YES, NO, or UNSURE? Tell us why.



To learn more , go to : https://patreon.com/TheThoriumNetwork

28/09/2026

Today, we are not going to defend nuclear energy. We are going to listen.

Public concerns about nuclear technology deserve serious, evidence-based answers. Perhaps you are concerned about radiation, nuclear waste, accidents, costs, or weapons proliferation. Maybe you simply feel that you have not received enough clear and trustworthy information.

Tell us what concerns you. The Thorium Network will use your questions to guide future educational videos and discussions.

What is the ONE thing about nuclear energy that concerns you most?



To learn more about us , go to : https://patreon.com/TheThoriumNetwork

One Nuclear Myth You Still BelieveEveryone has heard at least one claim about nuclear energy.Perhaps you have heard that...
25/09/2026

One Nuclear Myth You Still Believe

Everyone has heard at least one claim about nuclear energy.

Perhaps you have heard that a nuclear power plant can explode like an atomic bomb.

Maybe you have been told that all radiation is deadly—or that nuclear waste can never be managed.

Some claims are based on misunderstandings. Others raise legitimate issues that require evidence, context, and careful explanation.

Instead of telling you what to believe, we want to know what you have heard.

Comment with one claim you’ve heard about nuclear energy. We’ll investigate it objectively.



Comment below and learn more , at : https://patreon.com/TheThoriumNetwork

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