The test weighed it against primary sources: the IEA world outlooks, USGS mineral summaries, the World Nuclear Association and congressional records, with 24 of 25 claims surviving three‑vote verification. I find the physical‑constraint repricing directionally right but the six‑legged supercycle claim overstated. Demand inflection appears real for electricity, grid gear and critical minerals, not oil, and the durable value stays one step removed—in refining, enrichment and transformer factories—where price shocks struggle to reach.