In short: Odgers has pointed to an alternative causal explanation that A) does not fit the timing in the U.S., B) does not fit the social class data in the U.S., and C) does not fit the international scope of the crisis.

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   Just Another Amy (justanotheramy@aus.social)'s status on Tuesday, 19-Nov-2024 17:22:39 JST Just Another Amy

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   @erici @camwilson
   We’ve already gone over why he’s wrong on both counts here.
   The timing in the U.S. aligns with increased healthcare access making mental health issues more visible, and the fallout from the GFC impacted financially overextended middle-class families as much as, if not more than, low SES ones.
   As for the international scope, systemic issues like the climate crisis and patriarchy are global forces, not confined to any one country.