"For over a half-century, psychiatrist Dr. Thomas Szasz warned of 'The Myth of Mental Illness' — the tendency by social workers, psychologists and psychiatrists to transmogrify patients’ problems into supposed mental illnesses for which there is no chemical, neurological or physiological evidence. ... Szasz, famous or infamous for his criticisms of false positive diagnoses of mental illness, would not be surprised by (Gov. JB) Pritzker’s initiative."
Like farmers cultivating crops for their livelihood, so do the employees of the mental health/ criminal justice system/ social services complexes. They make sure that there is always enough to keep them busy and continue to get that taxpayer money unabated. Like the Sharptons of the world re racism, they would have to go out and get real jobs if the problems were solved. Hence, they never will be.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Like farmers cultivating crops for their livelihood, so do the employees of the mental health/ criminal justice system/ social services complexes. They make sure that there is always enough to keep them busy and continue to get that taxpayer money unabated. Like the Sharptons of the world re racism, they would have to go out and get real jobs if the problems were solved. Hence, they never will be.