scary, but this trend isn't new people have been losing their minds for years now
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I'd be focused less on the virus and more on the global scale, untested "lock everyone in their houses" experiment.
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Pretty straightforward to look at places with more or less viral spread and more or less lockdowns. When examined in this light "lockdown deaths" are conclusively shown to be mostly non-existent but I don't know about this "making people crazy" theory.
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Chronic inflammation from viruses disrupts all sorts of normal brain metabolic pathways. Lowers dopamine, which kills happiness and motivation, for example
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I’m skeptical of most claims Covid causes X bad thing. Lots of people had Covid, so law of large numbers means there will be plenty of examples of X bad thing + Covid. I do believe 2016-present fucked with many people’s heads, but that’s more viral media than viral infections.
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This is a good take.
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We’ve been growing sicker as a nation for quite some time due to the increased consumption of processed foods. COVID expedited the dysfunction. People’s bodies/mind couldn’t handle the stress of a pandemic situation while their system was at the same time being poorly fueled
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