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The critical thing to watch is the price of oil. Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz is like a lion holding the neck of an antelope as its life ebbs away. It will take some time, a week or two maybe, for oil prices to start going up to the point where it starts effecting the world economy. Even the US public will get angry when gas prices go up to $15/20 per gallon.
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As I said any damage in the gulf will be paid by the world... participant or not!
Second and most crucial thing you're looking at right now is the "incentive structure" at play... it isn't capitalist not communist....
Where a capitalist keep betting bigger, and more expensive, a communist on numbers and distribution of work load. This is totally utilitarian, what works, and a doctrine/deployment around it.
Capital would be undercutting itself for a mere utilitarian platform or product... there is no money to be made while simultaneously unable to reply in-kind, taking losses, due to fundamental structural disparity. So it must disengage.
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