If experts were the problem, then it would be statistically obvious that people were worse after meeting experts or taking their advice, and better off before.
But, that gets the order reversed. People seek mental health treatment after they already have a problem, not before.
It's much more likely that widespread effects are the cause: pollution, social media, poverty, capitalism, racism, etc.
But, that gets the order reversed. People seek mental health treatment after they already have a problem, not before.
It's much more likely that widespread effects are the cause: pollution, social media, poverty, capitalism, racism, etc.