>>11591>but we know that teenagers go through a growth spurt that can be delayed,It can also be precocious.
Gender can also be changed via hormones so gender isn't set in stone either.
> we know that the brains of youth go through a rapid process of synaptic pruningthey just arent fully grown
accepting that fact doesnt mean we have to treat them as less than human, but we cant just act like it doesnt matter either
The brain development theory is actually based on an incomplete study. What happens around 25-30 isn't completion but rather decline.
You maybe noticed that neuroscience now says brain development ends at 32 instead of 25. Back in the 1990s,it was said brain development ends at 21
The brain development theory is used as an excuse to infantilize young people. Alot of reckless teen behavior isn't due to neurocognitive development but rather sociocognitive development.
In the old days, teens were put into apprenticeships or rites of passage
Alot of our historical figures started their careers in their teen years.
Hell, it was common for people to be engaged at that age along with a job an maybe a place of their own
That all changed around the eighteenth century
This common philosophy that youth is innocence has become the mainstay of parenting and teaching.
And it results in delayed maturity.
Nowadays your twenties are considered the second decade of adolescence.
>i said that they are humans in the process of becomingim being very precise here and youre misreading me
is this on purpose or are you just hysterical?
Because usually when people use language like that, it's used to deny personhood for youth.
It's one thing to say they're not fully developed but it's another to say "theyre in the process of becoming"
Becoming what? An adult? Just simply say that. Idk why people wanna mystify the sociobiological status of adulthood.
>elderly people the disabled and the comatose require different treatment from the rest of societythey also are unable to fully embody the human experience which is why they deserve assistance to do so
Again wdymbt. They embody the human experience. The human experience is not limited to one type of sociobiological path. Thats like saying women don't fully embody the human experience because they're not expected to go out and hunt like men are.
That's like saying gays don't embody the human experience because they cannot biologically create offspring.
>it really annoys me how some people seem unable or unwilling to accept that there can and should be differences between people without involving a relationship of superiority/inferiorityweve now completely strayed from the point i was making
You're using "cannot fully embody the human experience" which implies inferiority.
I get you don't mean any bad by it, but language is tricky.
>you correctly identify that the concept of youth is a relatively recent one, and that it also came with a stunting of developmentim arguing that we should retain the concept of youth without also stunting their development
i dont think that the two necessarily go hand in hand, it was a consequence of bourgeois morality not the mere concept that the youth should be treated differently
put in other terms: i want youth to receive a more hand-on education, but i really dont want to see youth losing their hands by being forced to work in coal mines; does this make any sense to you?
Yes it makes sense. I just want to be sure of what you meant.
>inceldom isn't merely a condition, otherwise we wouldnt have new terms like the blackpillinceldom is an ideology that describes a condition of involuntary celibacy
im trying to be precise here
Clarify.
>i never even used the term until just nowseriously, stop debating someone in your head and start talking to me, ask me questions if you dont know what my position is instead of imputing them based on vibes, its making you sound like a hysterical freak
That is fair. I apologize. I'm just tired of people using the term blackpill to mainly mean their sexual frustrations. Blackpill means so more than not being able to get laid. It describes.the macabre of so many industries that exploit animals, plants, fungi, and minerals for products made or human consumption.