And the CO2 emissions leading to rising sea levels? The mining? Transportation? And where do you plan to put the concentrated uranium and thorium from the smoke stacks? These are all large sources of deaths.

If you spend $200B on one plant, the economics of that are nuts, right, which is why we don't. You'd have to spend $200B on each plant, where nuclear you'd have spent $200B twice in the last 60 years.

You'd also need to clean up the pollution of all the other coal plants, the counterparties to the hundreds and thousands of reactors that didn't explode.

Which we can't do for ~any amount of money, and definitely not for 200 billion.