Now you're just empirically lying, by equating the behaviour of solar and wind with that of hydro. That table also doesn't say what you apparently think it doe

Now you're just empirically lying, by equating the behaviour of solar and wind with that of hydro. That table also doesn't say what you apparently think it does: it lists Luxembourg as 89% renewable, which is true, but does not include that Luxembourg only covers about 28% of the electricity it uses, and imports the rest. Thus Luxembourg's production being 89% renewable is worthless information as to the viability and reliability of wind and solar for baseload: Luxembourg relies on its neighbours for reliable electricity supply.