There’s a version of the world most people never look at. Not the apps, the feeds, the products. The layer underneath all of that. The one made of steel, copper, concrete, and fiber. The one that moves electrons, ships, gas, and data across continents and ocean floors. The one that, if it stopped working tomorrow, would take everything else with it. Most people don’t think about it. That’s fine — it works. Until it doesn’t. The Strait of Hormuz carries roughly 20% of the world’s oil. The Taiw...
