Jiang attributes the modern surge in depression, eating disorders, suicidal tendencies, and anxiety partly to lost divine connection intensified by phones, social media, and internet-mediated childhood.
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Mental Illness
Jiang attributes the modern surge in depression, eating disorders, suicidal tendencies, and anxiety partly to lost divine connection intensified by phones, social media, and internet-mediated childhood.
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"Yeah. So, it's like, for example, a lot of people develop cognitive disabilities after a lot of, like you said, being put into schools,..."
"Okay, yeah, okay. So, let's clarify, okay? So, in China, in the United States, everywhere in the world, we're seeing a massive surge in..."
"...Traumatized children. Okay? Okay? If you look at the rate of mental illness in China, in America, it's just insane. Death of American dream..."
"...psychologists have been known to have a greater propensity to have mental illness than most people your psychologist is literally more screwed up in..."
"...he is a very disturbed young man he clearly has a mental illness otherwise why would he kill kill children um and"
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