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This family lives in the Appalachian mountains, they are used to having weird and scary things happen to them while living deep in the woods. Her son heard familiar voices and running around the house, it’s so prominent that even the dogs are reacting. I remember growing up in a house that I know now was haunted. I used to feel uneasy as I laid in bed and it felt like someone was patting my head, I’ve seen shadows of people who weren’t there so I am familiar with this kind of fear. However I am not familiar with the lore surrounding the Appalachian mountains, the closest thing I had to being there was driving through Virginia to get back to North Carolina, I don’t know what I would do if I encountered anything like this, while I know in my situation all I have to do is move. But what would I do in this situation where it’s the whole land that hides secrets like this?

This is a historic divergence: The ratio of the S&P 500 Information Technology sector to the S&P 500 index is up to a record 0.87. This ratio has risen +50% since the 2022 bear market low. Meanwhile, the number of employees in the information technology sector relative to total US nonfarm payrolls is down to 0.02, an all-time low. Since 2022, this figure has declined -15% as the number of tech payrolls has dropped. Over this period, the number of employees in tech has fallen -342,000, to 2.77 million, the lowest since February 2021. Information sector payrolls have now declined for 16 consecutive months, the longest streak since the 2008 Financial Crisis. The gap between the market and the economy has rarely been this wide.

While the billionaires get much richer, 60% of working class Americans struggle to afford food or housing. Millions are losing healthcare. Yes. The very rich should start paying their fair share of taxes. That’s why I support the California Wealth Tax on billionaires.

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Have you seen this Iran theory? What's your thought on it?