What does that have to do with anything
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Same transition is true in San Francisco and Los Angeles. There’s a terribly growing mental health crisis among the homeless, and it’s hardly above the radar of people not directly focused on the issue.
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I’d really like to know where exactly they’re coming from, how they fell through the cracks, etc.
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Canaries picking up on something in the proverbial air?
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As our society loses its mind, makes sense that the most vulnerable would be the first to exhibit madness
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The longer the rough sleeping and living goes, the more precipitious the mental health decline. I'm a mess after one night of no sleep. I can't imagine months of adrenal not safe sleep
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Our brain biology is very dependent on food and sleep. We are not the immutable personalities we think we are.
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@leashless talked about this phenomenon on a recent podcast appearance of his. “Collapse is already here, it’s just unevenly distributed.”https://open.spotify.com/episode/5F1rQbLpx62OuYArAiOV3T?si=Qs97JkDrReKL0xl83dEi3w …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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The opioid epidemic has contributed to homelessness, so the intersection of those two problems may have different symptoms from the ones associated with non-opioid related homelessness.
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199X:. Got off the bus to investigate downtown, had some idea that the big city was interesting. 10 seconds in, gnarly looking dude tries to sell me meth or similar. Turned investigation elsewhere.
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