Japan had one of these liquid sodium cooled reactors. Problem, sodium is highly corrosive and combusts explosively when exposed to air and even more so water. Japan's reactor ate through a pipe, leaked sodium, started a fire.
Molten salt reactors have all the same advantages with none of the disadvantages. The salt though still somewhat corrosive is MUCH less corrosive than sodium AND is not flammable in the event of a leak.

Currently, there are two advanced nuclear reactors being developed in New Brunswick, Canada, that can burn nuclear waste to generate electricity. How is that...
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in reply to Nanook • • •I just read a report about censorship on search engines. The result was, that Google is basically the worst when it comes to that, and the Russian Yandex and, ironically, Microsoft's Bing censor the least. No test of Yacy as OSS alternative was made.
Startpage uses Google, just proxied. DuckDuckGo uses Bing, so you should be fairly ok for now, @Dwayne Parsons.
I do like the idea of YaCy. Imagine if every PC on the net had its own search and crawling and the results would be distributed somehow across all.
Proton seems ok, though hard to tell. May well be another Crypto AG. Who knows. Do use Tor, if you can, to connect, since just recently they were forced to give out the IP address of a user.
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