> Regardless, no one would argue that we should do away with in-person learning just because more time spent in the classroom appears to be associated with incr

> Regardless, no one would argue that we should do away with in-person learning just because more time spent in the classroom appears to be associated with increased rates of attempted or completed suicide. But it is an upsetting insight, nonetheless. This suggests that the predisposed or susceptible population is weeded out by adulthood, yes? Seems like a good enough reason to keep the status quo, while others continue research about the actual reason, assuming there is consensus on decreasing it.