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Mutual Vulnerability

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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Model stated in the March 3, 2026 lecture.

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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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The World Pivot Is A Strait

2026-03-03, day precision · Game Theory #9: The US-Iran War

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"but it can also be a mountain prison as well. Where people are trapped inside, with no access to water. Okay? So, what we're..."

The World Pivot Is A Strait

2026-03-03, day precision · Game Theory #9: The US-Iran War

Transcript

"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..."

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