Iran has a serious crisis of "Live Players" 

between: 
- pre-revolution savak suppression 
- post-revolution suppression/neutralization of any and all opposing or even divergent voices for 45+ years
- brain drainage to the west
- lack of practically any significant societal mobility outside of IRGC
- the demise of IRGC

seems like there's no one left with a vision and the ability to execute it 
*regardless of what side they're on and what they even believe in

I think this is the most significant meta challenge Iran faces 

post JCPOA, I haven't been able to formulate a logical path for Iran's future and this is partially due to the fact that there just aren't any capable pieces left on the board.

*again regardless of direction

I work at the posts office

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I don’t see any good outcomes

If Iran didn’t have the natural resources it has, it likely would become a failed state, but it does…so my guess is some other regime will be put in place, and it’ll be 1953 all over again

yeah it's delta neutral cooked 
like any whichever way we go, with which captain?