I'm not saying one is better than the other, nor am I commenting on it's value for [electricity consumer]. They are opposites on "centralisation" vs "decentral

I'm not saying one is better than the other, nor am I commenting on it's value for [electricity consumer]. They are opposites on "centralisation" vs "decentralisation". With solar, I, a private citizen, can generate electricity, store it, sell it, expand it, mine bitcoin with it, and so fort. With Nuclear, I'm completely at the whims of a government and a semi-private monopolist. "Free-market-nuts" should therefore hate Nuclear and love solar. Yet the opposite is true. And I find that remarkable.