A mutual-escalation model where each side can damage the other and the question is who swerves first.
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game of chicken
A mutual-escalation model where each side can damage the other and the question is who swerves first.
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Jiang models the Iran-GCC conflict as a game of chicken in which both sides can destroy each other and the key variable is how far each is willing to go.
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"...All right? We can also say this is almost a game of chicken. Okay? We can blow each, we can blow each other up...."
"And, you've killed the religious leader, the Ayatollah Khamenei. So, they're willing to go very, very far. The GCC countries are Muslim, but they're..."
"...Iran before, and then he sort of tackled, right? Trump always chickens out, and he said, you know what, I said a day, but..."
"...guys, okay? Learn how to milk a cow or kill a chicken or grow food, whatever, okay? But just do something useful for your..."
"...eating ice cream is bad I know that uh eating protein chicken is bad okay but I cannot be forced to eat chicken even..."
"...like great food. They can just go and find berries or chickens to cook for themselves. Okay? So they are able to travel at..."
"...saw her master beckon for her and she was brought a chicken which she which she decasipated and which was then thrown on the..."
"...must have been a famous story where a woman decapitates a chicken for some reason. Okay? And she's doing that. They are reliving mythologies...."
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