[Wonder Warthog]

The article starts well, but then:

"When Th232 absorbs a neutron it becomes Th233, which is unstable and decays into protactinium-233 and then into U233. That’s the same uranium isotope we use in reactors now as a nuclear fuel, the one that is fissile all on its own."

Which is totally wrong. The fissile material in uranium reactors is U-235, not U-233.

[teeman8r]

233 235’ whatever it takes

[freeonefrom]

“what difference does it make” 233 or 235 it is only nuclear.

[frithguild]

U-233 is fissile and has been used for a bomb.