Looking at the Iran situation, the surface heat is high, but the true US strategy may not be so urgent. It's not fear of Iran's military capabilities, but once the Middle East falls into chaos, the costs are too great—out-of-control expenses, uneasy allies, and broken supply chains.

Rather than getting entangled in the traditional oil dollar order, it's better to seize the future. The real strategic competition has shifted to—who controls key minerals, who holds the throat of the AI revolution and the new industrial revolution.

Thinking this way, the value of Greenland becomes apparent. Scarce minerals, energy reserves, polar geographic location—these elements come together. The major power game in the next decade is likely to revolve around these strategic resources. Iran's story may just be the curtain, the real drama is elsewhere.