World's First Nuclear Reactor

Don't lick it.

A molten salt reactor (MSR) is a class of nuclear fission reactors in which the primary coolant, or even the fuel itself, is a molten salt mixture. MSRs run at higher temperatures than water-cooled reactors for higher thermodynamic efficiency, while staying at low vapor pressure.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molten_salt_reactor

So it isn't a matter of opinion. Hurrah!

Actually, this was probably the worlds first nuclear reactor...

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-workings-of-an-ancien/

junk post, stop wasting my time

Thanks but no thanks. Sorry, but I don't open links from Anonymous Posters. BIG SURPRISES come in little packages ! And, I ain't going to do it!

AP#1, its posts like this that force me, AP#2, to be such a vicious, snarky jerk to you.

You know right away that your question has no merit, so you hide behind a mask, then I have to put on my own mask to call you out on your stupidity and cowardice.

Here's a deal, you quit being an idiot, and I'll quit being an asshole.

Telling the difference is becoming difficult.

You said it, PW.

Perhaps annon. posting needs to be done away with completely, that'll cut down on people fulfilling the stereotypes of GIFT⁽¹⁾.

Notes:

1. the Greater Internet [*BLEEP*]wad Theory: Normal person + Annonymity + Audience = Total [*BLEEP*]wad.
   

I never thought I'd see it, nor say it, but this is the first AP post I've ever seen with merit. I wish I could give THIS a GA!

I've defended Lyn's curmudgeonly ways often, as "just the way he is, and it's his right", but I find myself more and more in agreement with Lyn.

And I LIKE this AP post!

Without looking at the post, I'm in favor of fast spectrum nuclear reactors, because they are so much better than thermal reactors. Molten Salt is one of the several designs, but I personally like the metallic fueled, sodium cooled design.