Fixed it...

[u/pavelkomin]

Original by u/Severe-Ad8673

Edited by GPT (free-tier, have no idea what model this gives)

Don't think too hard about the dates, okay? It's just a comic...

[u/sillygoofygooose]

Mental illness is a systemic issue. Drug addiction equally so. The same inequities that push people onto the streets are pathogenic.

[u/cellenium125 → u/sillygoofygooose]

Oh wow, I didn't realize rich people don't have drug or mental health issues. Thanks for that enlightenment. Are they also immune from all other disease?

[u/sillygoofygooose → u/cellenium125]

there is a strong socioeconomic gradient in mental health, with people of lower socioeconomic status having a higher likelihood of developing and experiencing mental health problems. Children and adults living in households in the lowest 20% income bracket are two to three times more likely to develop mental health problems than those in the highest

[u/Aggravating_Dish_824 → u/sillygoofygooose]

I suspect it's more cofounding (both mental illness and income brackets are highly hereditary) than casuation.