No. I am saying that if you don't have a plan to restructure markets and industry such that the conditions are consistent with those in every other place that has ever done this successfully, you shouldn't expect success. The Trump admins strategy as far as I can tell at this point, is to try to get the Koreans or Japanese to take on risk that the US federal government, Westinghouse, and US utilities won't take on. This is a problem of institutions, market structures, and incentives. Unless you fix that, LLWR are a dead letter in the US. SMR's are in fact a reasonable work around for the liberalized electricity markets, privatized utilities, and decentralized economy that actually exist in the United States. Maybe they won't work. Maybe they will. But until you change those institutional and structural realities on the ground, they are likely the only way forward in the US.