Source: New York Post
Millions of tourists flock to Lake Tahoe on the California-Nevada border for postcard-perfect views, world-class skiing, and crystal-clear waters. Tech titans fleeing California’s proposed billionaire’s tax, including Google co-founder Sergey Brin, SpaceX investor Steve Jurvetson and Unconventional AI founder Naveen Rao, have also taken up residence in Incline Village on the Nevada shore. But the picturesque region is also grappling with what experts refer to as the “paradise paradox”; a troubling trend in which resort communities experience high suicide rates because they don’t have the required mental health resources needed to respond.
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