That's magical thinking. Let's start with the obvious question: what kind of storage would that be? Remember, your argument against nuclear was price. Have you run the napkin math on your preferred choice of storage?

What is this trivial energy storage tech I've never heard of?

Pumped hydro, probably. There are implementation details that make it tricky in practice, but those are less technical and more political in nature.

Pumped hydro works great if you happen to have a dam-able river that environmentalists don't care about.

Those do exist, but I'd estimate 90% of the world don't have them.

> The decent answer is, simply, that storage will be built when there is enough renewable capacity to charge it from.

In your fantasy land a housing crisis is impossible!

The decent answer is that housing will be built there are enough construction materials to build them from. So a housing shortage will never happen.

What, Britain has housing shortage? Did they run out of clay to make bricks? Did they run out of buyers? Did they run out of money, while housing prices rose 10x? Did they run out of Land while 97% of the land is not built on? what could it be?

Do you even read what you write? You make no sense.