Part of the note by Mohammad Reza Tajik, a theorist and university professor, which he provided to Insaf News: Iran is living today in one of its most complicated historical conditions. Managing these complex situations requires complex minds that are aware of their political stakes. In other words, a complex mind and cognition - which knows what to do in the absence of decision and planning and how to do it so that its bet is right - is the necessity of any political strategy under these conditions. Political strategy moves forward by working with and against the unknown and multiple interactions and responses. Therefore, the complex strategy, on the one hand, requires a texture (what is interwoven) of all these known and unknown variables, as well as heterogeneous components that are assembled in an inseparable manner. And on the other hand, it includes the inconsistency of the one and the many. If the decision makers of today's Iran are not able to prepare such a strategy, and are not able to understand the logic of accidental and possible matters, it is advisable that they never gamble and bet on their political actions. But what should be done when many of our discerning and intelligent people today are not aware of the political bets they are making and hide their simple opinion behind many complex words? What should be done if, in these difficult and heavy days, the work of analysis and obsolescence has been entrusted to those who, in light of some raw and clear media news, can only see what is in front of their eyes, but they are betting on the realization of a very bright future, full of victory, blessings and security?