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* JPMorgan Chase:

* Vanguard Group: 9.67%

* BlackRock: 7.19%

* State Street Corp: 4.48%

* Morgan Stanley: 2.46%

* Geode Capital Management LLC: 2.07%

* Bank of America Corp: 1.78%

* FMR LLC: 1.72%

* James S. Crown (Insider): 1.26%

* Capital World Investors: 1.22%

* Capital International Investors: 1.20%

* Bank of America:

* BlackRock: 8.14%

* Vanguard Group: 7.48%

* State Street Corp: 4.69%

* Bank of New York Mellon Corp: 2.48%

* FMR LLC: 2.28%

* Geode Capital Management LLC: 1.85%

* Northern Trust Corp: 1.80%

* Capital World Investors: 1.73%

* Capital International Investors: 1.65%

* Wellington Management Group LLP: 1.58%

* Goldman Sachs:

* Vanguard Group: 7.63%

* BlackRock: 7.41%

* State Street Corp: 4.51%

* Wellington Management Group LLP: 3.34%

* Capital World Investors: 2.75%

* Capital International Investors: 2.61%

* FMR LLC: 2.48%

* Morgan Stanley: 2.46%

* Goldman Sachs Group Inc (Employee Stock Ownership Plan): 2.32%

* Geode Capital Management LLC: 2.19%

* Citigroup:

* BlackRock: 8.75%

* Vanguard Group: 7.59%

* State Street Corp: 4.89%

* Wellington Management Group LLP: 2.83%

* FMR LLC: 2.41%

* Capital World Investors: 2.10%

* Capital International Investors: 1.97%

* Bank of New York Mellon Corp: 1.90%

* Geode Capital Management LLC: 1.79%

* Northern Trust Corp: 1.72%

Important Notes:

* This is not an exhaustive list. These are some of the largest institutional shareholders.

* Shareholder information can change frequently.

* "Insider" ownership often includes company executives and employees.

* This information is for general knowledge and should not be considered financial advice.

Disclaimer:

* The information provided is for general knowledge and informational purposes only, and does not constitute financial, investment, or other professional advice.

* I am an AI chatbot and cannot provide personalized financial guidance.

* You should always conduct thorough research and consider consulting with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

I hope this breakdown is helpful!

* https://etfinsider.co/blog/what-is-the-ibrn-etf

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The Orwellian Nightmare: How Modern Media Contributes to the New World Order**

George Orwell's works, particularly "1984" and "Animal Farm," have become almost prophetic in describing the potential dangers of unchecked governmental power and the erasure of individual freedoms. Today, his cautionary tales resonate more than ever as the convergence of media, technology, and governance increasingly resembles the dystopian visions he warned us about. The pervasive influence of contemporary media may not just mirror Orwell's warnings but exacerbate a push towards a one-world totalitarian government.

In "Animal Farm," Orwell illustrates how propaganda can manipulate and control a population. The pigs on the farm, who gradually assume totalitarian control, use constant propaganda to justify their actions and maintain power. In the current era, traditional media and social platforms have a similar power. News outlets often present information in a manner designed to generate specific emotional responses, leading to polarized populations that are more easily manipulated.

The line between news and propaganda has blurred, making it challenging for individuals to discern objective truths from manipulative narratives. The omnipresent nature of media ensures that particular ideologies reach mass audiences swiftly, influencing public opinion and shaping societal norms. When critical analysis is replaced with echo chambers and bias confirmation, societies drift closer to the totalitarian control described in Orwell’s works.

Orwell's "1984" introduces us to Big Brother, the omnipresent surveillance state that monitors every facet of individual life. Today, tech giants like Google, Facebook, and Amazon collect vast amounts of data on every user. While marketed as tools for convenience and connectivity, these technologies also enable unprecedented levels of surveillance.

Every click, search, and location is logged, creating detailed profiles that can be used for targeted advertising, but also potentially for social control. Governments can and do access these troves of data, ostensibly for national security purposes. The merging of government oversight with corporate data collection creates a surveillance state far more sophisticated and intrusive than Orwell could have anticipated. This relentless monitoring facilitates control over populations, ensuring compliance and limiting dissent.

In Orwell's dystopian world, the past is constantly rewritten to serve the present narrative. This manipulation of history is complemented by stringent censorship. Today, the control of information is often more subtle but no less effective. Algorithms on social media platforms can suppress or promote content, subtly shaping what information is seen and what is hidden. Governments and corporations can collaborate to remove or censor undesirable information, often under the guise of combatting "fake news" or protecting public safety.

Moreover, the rise of "cancel culture" acts as a societal enforcement mechanism, where individuals are ostracized and silenced for expressing contrarian views. This peer-enforced censorship ensures that only a narrow range of acceptable opinions is publicly shared, pushing societies towards homogenized thought and Orwellian conformity.

Orwell’s warnings about power coalescing into an omnipotent state resonate with contemporary movements toward global governance. Organizations like the United Nations and the World Economic Forum are increasingly influential in shaping international policy, transcending national sovereignty. While global cooperation can address transnational issues like climate change and pandemics, it also risks concentrating power in unaccountable bureaucratic entities.

When media, technology, and governance intertwine at a global level, the risk of creating a one-world totalitarian government becomes palpable. Centralized control over information, coupled with global surveillance networks, could lead to a scenario where dissent is virtually impossible, echoing the most terrifying aspects of Orwell's dystopias.

Orwell's texts are not just stories but warnings. It is time we recognize and react to the signs of creeping totalitarianism in modern media and governance. The balance between security and freedom, between global cooperation and local autonomy, must be vigilantly maintained. Individuals must demand transparency, accountability, and the protection of individual liberties in the face of ever-expanding state and corporate power.

The Orwellian nightmare need not become our reality, but avoiding it requires awareness, critical thinking, and active resistance to the seductive allure of total control. By understanding the parallels between Orwell’s world and our own, we can strive to safeguard the freedoms that are easily lost but so difficult to reclaim.

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The Illusion of Luxury: How Modern Ideologies and Technological Advancements Erode Our Humanity

In a world dominated by the pursuit of luxury and the relentless march of technological advancement, we've become ensnared in a system that continually promises happiness through material wealth and digital connectivity. However, this very system, propagated by those at the apex of societal hierarchies, has insidiously morphed into a new form of modern-day slavery. It is a slavery defined not by physical chains, but by psychological and economic pressures that desensitize us to the true joys of life—family, nature, and inner peace.

The ideology of a "Luxury Lifestyle" is vigorously marketed as the pinnacle of human achievement. Glitzy advertisements, social media influencers showcasing opulent lifestyles, and the constant barrage of the latest technological gadgets entice us to believe that happiness is just one purchase away. The modern narrative insists that success equates to owning the finest cars, living in extravagant homes, and being perpetually connected through the latest devices.

Yet, this facade of prosperity masks a deeper truth. In our pursuit of luxury, we tether ourselves to endless cycles of work, debt, and consumption. The digital tools that were meant to free us have instead become shackles, chaining our minds to a ceaseless stream of information, notifications, and virtual validation. This constant connectivity leaves little room for genuine human interaction or introspection.

The programming by elites through media platforms is a critical component of this system. Media conglomerates, often driven by profit motives and controlling interests, shape the narratives that influence public perception. The curated lifestyles of the rich and famous, portrayed through various media, create unrealistic benchmarks and foster feelings of inadequacy among the masses.

These messages cultivate a culture of comparison rather than contentment. We become absorbed in a race to outdo one another with superficial markers of success, often at the expense of our mental and emotional well-being. The media's portrayal of an ideal life rarely includes the mundane but profoundly fulfilling experiences such as watching a sunrise, spending unhurried time with family, or simply being present in nature.

Beyond the psychological manipulation, the structure of today's economy forces our participation in this relentless pursuit. For many, sustaining a middle-class lifestyle requires dual incomes and often multiple jobs. This leaves minimal time for relaxation or personal pursuits. Our labor supports a system that thrives on our constant economic activity yet gives little in return in terms of genuine satisfaction and well-being.

We are, in essence, cogs in a vast machine—our energies directed towards perpetuating a cycle of production and consumption that benefits the system more than the individual. This cycle has profound implications on our mental health. The pressure to continually perform and achieve, coupled with the lack of meaningful downtime, has led to increased rates of anxiety, depression, and burnout.

In this relentless pursuit of material success, we have lost touch with what truly matters. Our inspiration, dreams, and passions have taken a backseat to the demands of our fast-paced lives. We have become desensitized, no longer finding joy in the simple pleasures that once defined our humanity.

When was the last time you took the time to simply watch the sunrise or sunset? To lie on your back on a summer night, gazing at the stars and marveling at the expanse of the universe? These moments remind us of our small yet significant place in the world. They ground us, rejuvenate our spirits, and restore our appreciation for life's inherent beauty.

To reclaim our lives, we must consciously disconnect from the erroneous ideals of luxury and the incessant pull of technology. We can choose to slow down, to relish the moments that technology cannot replicate—the laughter of children, the warmth of a loved one’s embrace, the serenity of nature. By doing so, we may begin to heal our minds, restore our passions, and rediscover the joy of simply being.

As we navigate this modern existence fraught with the pressures of luxury and technological addiction, it is crucial to acknowledge and actively resist the forces that desensitize us. By prioritizing what truly matters—our connections with others, our mental well-being, and our relationship with the natural world—we can reclaim our humanity and find genuine fulfillment in a life well-lived. We owe it to ourselves to break free from the chains of modern-day slavery and embrace the simple joys that define our very essence.

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Re-evaluate Your Life

You weren’t born to work, pay bills and then die. You were born to live a life of purpose, passion, and meaning. So don’t let anyone or anything hold you back from living your best life. Follow your heart. Listen to your intuition. Do what feels right for you. And always remember, you have the right and power to create your own reality. It’s time to stop settling for just getting by, which is basically how most of society sees success: Just getting by and not really living. You were born for greatness and you deserve to be happy in all aspects of your life. I can’t tell you what to do with your life. Only you will know what to do with your life.

Evaluate your passions and talents

What are you good at?

What do you love to do?

What do you enjoy doing?

Contemplating these questions will help you start to narrow down on your passions. Once you’ve narrowed down your passions and talents, you can start thinking about how to turn them into a business.

Ask yourself — What do I want?

Most people work their entire lives without ever taking the time to ask themselves what they REALLY want. Why? Because they’re too busy working and paying bills to think about it! But if you don’t take the time to figure out what you want, you’ll never be able to achieve it.

So ask yourself: What do I want? What are my goals and dreams? Once you know the answer to that question, you can start working towards making them a reality.

Be selfish

Learn to put yourself and your needs first. So what if that makes you look like a selfish person?! A lot of people think that being selfish is a bad thing. But when it comes to your career and the quality of life you want to have access to, you have to be a little bit selfish. You have to put your own needs and wants first. If you’re constantly thinking about what other people want you to do with your life, then you’ll never get anything done for yourself because everyone will have different opinions on what’s best for you and your business. Only you know what’s best for you! Be selfish! And do what you need to do for yourself.

Find your purpose in life

Knowing and having a purpose will help you stay motivated, especially when people around you doubt your dreams and tell you it can’t be done. In order to stay on track to achieve your purpose, set realistic goals for yourself. Eg. if one of your goals is getting into shape then make sure that you take care of yourself by eating well and exercising. Remember that life is too short not to live for something bigger than just money.

Allow yourself to live

Don’t let other people make decisions for you.

Society tells us that we have to work hard and get good grades so that we can get a good job. Once we have a good job, we have to work hard and climb the corporate ladder so that we can make more money. We’re told that we need to buy a house and a car and fill our lives with material possessions. We’re told that this is what will make us happy. But is it?

You weren’t born to work, pay bills and then die. You were born to live a life of purpose, passion, and meaning. So don’t let anyone or anything hold you back from living your best life. Follow your heart. Listen to your intuition. Do what feels right for you. And always remember, you have the right and power to create your own reality.

It’s time to stop settling for just getting by, which is basically how most of society sees success: Just getting by and not really living. You were born for greatness and you deserve to be happy in all aspects of your life.

Follow your gut feeling. If it feels right, then go with it.

You weren’t born to work, pay bills and then die. You were born to live a life of purpose, passion, and meaning. So don’t let anyone or anything hold you back from living your best life. Follow your heart. Listen to your intuition. Do what feels right for you. And always remember, you have the right and power to create your own reality.

You know that little voice inside your head? The one that’s always giving you guidance and nudging you in the right direction? That’s your gut feeling, and it’s there for a reason. Your gut feeling is your inner compass, and it’s always pointing you towards your true north. Trust your intuition! It’ll guide you to the things you want for yourself and your life. You weren’t born to work, pay bills and then die. You were born to live a life of purpose, passion, and meaning. So don’t let anyone or anything hold you back from living your best life. Follow your heart. Listen to your intuition. Do what feels right for you. And always remember, you have the right and power to create your own reality. It’s time to stop settling for just getting by, which is basically how most of society sees success: Just getting by and not really living. You were born for greatness and you deserve to be happy in all aspects of your life. I can’t tell you what to do with your life. Only you will know what to do with your life.