Reply #42: I am guessing most people here know that stocks, which went

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up, are highly concentrated among the 2% of the population that owns most of the wealth, whereas the housing, which took a dramatic downward turn, is where most of the "wealth" is for everyone else, at least for those fortunate enough to still have one.

I sometimes talk with others about income inequality, but understanding is often bounded, or even limited, by experience. It is also guided by how people learn - some through their hands as they work through problems, some graphically through their eyes. Some people learn best through sound. You may have already seen this, but it's worth keeping the link so you can listen to the

"Sounds of Income Inequality" Here...


Thank you everyone for your continued work. Great place to learn...