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+69I thought all sport was just that, sport ... but lately (for a number of years) we've seen cheating, doping, throwing games, etc etc ... I think it's all about the money that's being made by the bookies, the spread betters and the TV companies in royalties ... and there I was thinking, it's only a game! amirite?
Also about kids, thought, and adults
+159Most kids under 3 don't have much control over their emotions yet so they pretty much express a lot of their emotions the moment they feel them without much thought. Imagine if we still didn't have this kind of control. We'd have grown adults fighting over clothes and throwing tantrums in the waiting room. Oh wait..., amirite?
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-95Wah wah... Bad parents make bad kids ...make joe accountable for his kids and his grandkids too, amirite?
Also about years, earth, number, and thought
+954The Earth is thought to be 46 hundred million years old. It may be hard to wrap your brain around that number so lets say the Earth is just 46 years old. That means single-celled organisms arrived around 11 years, simple animals around 40, dinosaurs around 45, and humans...only 2 hours ago. This really puts human existence into perspective, amirite?
Also about kids, adults, and teens
+538Yes, kids and teens SHOULD respect adults, but adults should also respect kids and teens, amirite?
sigh The thing is that experience really DOES matter. I'm far more knowledgeable and skilled in pretty much every area (maybe not knitting) than I was 4 or 5 years ago. Sure, anyone of any age can come up with good ideas but the fact of the matter is that adults ARE superior in many ways. There is a reason why there aren't many 16 year old CEOs or multi-millionaire inventors.
That is exactly what I was thinking.
You're so right I mean, kids and teens are open minded, adults are not. And what it takes to create new things is open mindness, therefore kids and teens should have their voices heard.
You are very stereotypical. I agree that we should have a say in things, but some adults are open minded.
As a teenager, i completely disagree. Experience does matter. We should listen to the people who have been around longer.
I agree. I wouldn't go as far as Chromana assuming that you're talking about things that are way out there. But, for example, I proved to my mother that I'm more financially responsible than her & that my Iq was higher than her's when I was 14 (by a lot) all to prove I was ready to take drivers edand get a job. She denied me it because she said I wasn't smart or responsible enough yet -.-'
One word: Experience. I still agree with you overall though.
I concur.
Adults just think that we're imbeciles, and just wanna party all the time. When, in reality, most of us are pretty smart. (:
i agree with chromana and anonymous. there's a reason you expect more from an adult than you do from a 9 or 19 year old. that doesn't mean you should expect nothing from kids, but ultimately, an adult is better for more tasks than a kid is.
Depends on the adult. There are a lot of fuck-ups in the world. There are exceptional youths, far greater than many adults. There are exceptional adults, far greater than any exceptional youth. For every great person, there is an equally great fuck-up.
Age does not imply maturity. Age does not imply skill.
Maturity implies maturity. Skill implies skill.
Experience, maturity...
more superior...? a little redundant...
Food for thought: everything the younger generation knows or thinks they know comes, in one form or another, from the older generation. Even the personal opinions formed by the OP (which s/he seems to think so highly of) are shaped by morals, ideals, and values passed on by the older generation. Now, I'm not saying that the older generation has nothing to learn from the younger, but it's only limited to what a master can learn from an apprentice.
Overall, 30 year olds know more than 29 year olds, who know more than 28 year olds, and so on.
While I admire your tenacity, I'm afraid you're just wrong. I used to think as you do, but now I'm 24 and actually as I get older I'm finding that I know less and less about just about everything. Life teaches you humility and experience puts things in perspective. Teens know nothing because most of them live in a bubble.
Remember what some philosopher once said, wisest is he who knows that he does not know!