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Speaking to CNBC, Dimon repeated his skunk theory, but expanded on his thinking on how inflationary Iran alone would prove. The 69-year-old added that in an “isolated” scenario, Iran does not materially increase inflation risks, but added: “This right now will increase gas prices a little bit…and if it’s not prolonged, it’s not going to be a major inflationary hit. If it went on for a long time, that would be different.”
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That’s another well established pattern in Modular Design. It’s about putting together code that is highly related to each other and by implication separating unrelated code into other modules. High Cohesion discourages spreading the knowledge (e.g. of particular logic) among many modules, because it increases complexity and cognitive load. It’s easier to reason about the code that is closer to each other than scattered throughout the system (coupling inside the module is not such a problem).
Things that suddenly pop in your memory?