Considering that depression is correlative with a high intelligence,

>>7969452
>depression is correlative with a high intelligence
<citation needed>

>>7969452
As you said, it's just correlation.
And even if high intelligence implies higher risk of depression, these two things are certainly not biconditional.

Tumblr proves your theory otherwise.

In all seriousness though, psychology fag here. High intelligence is correlated to depression, not the other way around. Like saying all Catholics are Christian, but not all Christians are Catholic (poor and unrelated example, but you should get my point now). Depression drugs don't decrease intellect, but inhibit certain thought processes that focus in the areas of work ethic. If work ethic is directly connected to intelligence, your theory is true. However, it isn't.

Suffice to say, antidepressants do fuck up smart people, just not by reducing their intellect.

>>7969597
>High intelligence is correlated to depression
Source?

>inb4 this is the new pol shitposting thread