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Topic	How do you feel about accountability culture?
epik_fail1 10/29/21 11:43:01 AM #35:	Shablagoo posted... I just think with the more and more we learn about the brains development and continue to accept more and more that the brain is just as important (far more important, really) as your outward appearance, not to mention the more life expectancy goes up, that its not unreasonable well see the age youre considered an adult legally rise. As weve seen it do so, particularly since the start of the industrial revolution. (Of course, thats all barring the collapse of civilization.) I mean, there's tons of 20 years old that are able to live independently. And if brain development is that important for rights. Why isn't brain decline taking into consideration by the "brain is fully developed at 25" crowd? It litterally start to decline in your 30s as well as having a higher chance of health issues. Beside adult for what? Drinking age? Military age? College age?working age? Debt culture is already horrible as it is waiting for people to be 25 to be able to make adult decisions would be sorm ridiculously overprotective. And honestly the difference between a 22 and a 25 years old is barely noticeable compared to 18 and 15 --- Dragaux for smash! <cite>epik_fail1 posted [p:959502080] in How do you... [t:79733975]...</cite> <quote>Shablagoo posted...</cite> <quote> I just think with the more and more we learn about the brains development and continue to accept more and more that the brain is just as important (far more important, really) as your outward appearance, not to mention the more life expectancy goes up, that its not unreasonable well see the age youre considered an adult legally rise. As weve seen it do so, particularly since the start of the industrial revolution. (Of course, thats all barring the collapse of civilization.) </quote> I mean, there's tons of 20 years old that are able to live independently. And if brain development is that important for rights. Why isn't brain decline taking into consideration by the "brain is fully developed at 25" crowd? It litterally start to decline in your 30s as well as having a higher chance of health issues. Beside adult for what? Drinking age? Military age? College age?working age? Debt culture is already horrible as it is waiting for people to be 25 to be able to make adult decisions would be sorm ridiculously overprotective. And honestly the difference between a 22 and a 25 years old is barely noticeable compared to 18 and 15 --- Dragaux for smash!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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