HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA oh man... I love when I see people with no real world experience try to tell us kids are better than adults at running stuff. I remember when I had all the answers too!Sweden. Here, we've got to learn that individuals like our own Greta Thunberg (age 16), Turkey's Deniz Çevikus (age 11), and their peers, are far superior to mere adults in dictating the correct policies for the world.I don't know where you live where that is the case.After all, today it is widely accepted that 14-16 year-olds are far more competent to decide matters pertaining to how the world should be run than its adult leaders. Boils down to pretty much the same thing, in my mind.
more like 25Brain development doesn't stop until mid 30s. In adolescence the parts that are associated with decision making are woefully underdevloped. As such teens are very susceptible to manipulation and propaganda. They tend to lack the ability to weigh all information and veiwpoints, relying instead on emotional reasoning to make decisions. This is also why they're impulsive.I feel much the same. Most persons in the under 21 crowd have no practical ability to plan ahead adequately to avoid life issues, let alone having to balance the needs of the many vs the wants of the many, nor ability to resist the temptations of both fame and fortune that corrupt even most adult leaders.
I think they are very good at championing particular causes and bringing the debate around to where it needs to be. But ultimately many of these taut ideals that don't fly in the face of what is the complexity of the world. But this be just opinions. I for one see a world on fire if we let people who are so idealistic run the world.
In terms of the game if you allow kid characters make sure the player does their best to annoy the other characters at the right moments!
I'm a cognitive psychologist, my primary field of research is spatial cognition, in particular simulation and training. The info in the link you gave is based on old information.more like 25Brain development doesn't stop until mid 30s. In adolescence the parts that are associated with decision making are woefully underdevloped. As such teens are very susceptible to manipulation and propaganda. They tend to lack the ability to weigh all information and veiwpoints, relying instead on emotional reasoning to make decisions. This is also why they're impulsive.
I feel much the same. Most persons in the under 21 crowd have no practical ability to plan ahead adequately to avoid life issues, let alone having to balance the needs of the many vs the wants of the many, nor ability to resist the temptations of both fame and fortune that corrupt even most adult leaders.
In terms of the game if you allow kid characters make sure the player does their best to annoy the other characters at the right moments!
https://tonusjournal.com/brain-health-q ... eveloping/