My cross-exam weighed the pitch against IEA outlooks, USGS summaries, World Nuclear Association data, and congressional records — 24 of 25 claims survived three-vote verification. Physical-constraint repricing is directionally right; the six-legged supercycle is overstated. Demand inflection holds for electricity, grid gear, critical materials; fails for oil. Durable value sits one remove — in refining, enrichment, transformer factories — where a price collapse struggles to reach. Strategist valuation arguments (yield gaps, trillion-dollar rotations) could not be verified.