> I know people are going to talk about income inequality, but isn't this obvious? That it's better to be richer? What is not obvious is that being poor in you

> I know people are going to talk about income inequality, but isn't this obvious? That it's better to be richer? What is not obvious is that being poor in your childhood will, specifically, increase your risk of mental disorders. I would probably expect a poor kid to get less access to qualified education and, ultimately, be poorer for the rest of their life with respect to their richer peers. But not to experience mental disorders.