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Jiang criticizes psychology by arguing psychologists have elevated rates of mental illness and that he personally has not seen people get better after seeing psychologists, while acknowledging others may have benefited.
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Jiang criticizes psychology by arguing psychologists have elevated rates of mental illness and that he personally has not seen people get better after seeing psychologists, while acknowledging others may have benefited.
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