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Those who make living online experienced 80 percent drop in income
Country's economy as whole was losing $35 million per day since uprising
Losses from digital business amounted to $3 million a day
Combination of internet disruptions and war uncertainty made Iranians spend less on nonessentials
Sales came to near halt past month
When the people’s priority is bread and the regime’s priority is political ideologies a serious confrontation arises between the people and the regime.
Iranians openly ponder a war waged by the United States and whether the regime would survive.
Others say they oppose war because it could lead to more instability displacement and violence.
Psychologists said their patients are displaying chronic anxiety deep anger and mistrust.
The large number of deaths has left many Iranians shocked.
In clinical work Dr. Bita Bavadi observes an intense mixture of anger fear helplessness and unprocessed collective grief.
Some therapists are offering free online workshops to help people cope.
Teachers and their students alike are traumatized.
Over a hundred videos and images verified by The New York Times show the breadth of the government’s violence.
The currency has been in free fall and the government’s shutdown of the internet has impaired commerce.
Feelings of rage against the government and anxiety about the future permeate all aspects of life nothing feels normal anymore.
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