Is it just me or is the entire American economy being propped up by AI, weight loss drugs, crypto, and gambling?

We are officially propped up by the **"5 Pillars of the Apocalypse":** 1. **AI Hype:** The only thing keeping Big Tech valuations sane. 2. **Ozympic/Wegovy:** Keeping the pharmaceutical industry alive. 3. **The Gambling Pivot:** Sports betting is now legalized dopamine for the masses. 4. **Crypto:** The liquidity black hole that won't go away. 5. **Prediction markets:** Turning macro events into tradable bets It feels like market performance is heavily concentrated in a few high-narrative themes, while other areas of the economy seem more mixed. Consumer debt is elevated, commercial real estate is still working through issues, and some sectors have seen layoffs. Is this a normal early-stage innovation cycle where capital flows to emerging growth themes? Or is this late-cycle speculative concentration that looks strong on the surface but narrow underneath? Genuinely interested in data-backed perspectives. What am I missing?