Reflection is slow because you are querying the assembly's metadata whereas casting simply changes the type of the object you are referencing.
Reflection has to go at runtime and determine what properties etc. the object has at runtime. Casting tells the application that it should expect that an object has X properties and should function in a certain way.
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