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Their brains are different
Posted by redcocoa101 on 2011-November-24 15:26:57 EST, Thursday
In reply to Re: It's not simply the matter of the laws... posted by Dissident on 2011-November-24 03:58:35 EST, Thursday
Teenagers are four times as likely as older drivers to be involved in a crash and three times as likely to die in one, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. It's because they can't see how their actions might affect their future, even in life-threatening matters.
And yes, being an adult doesn't suddenly bring all the answers and stop adults from acting in immature, and frankly stupid ways. But don't you remember ever looking up to an adult when you were a kid or teenager that you look at now and go, that guys kind of an idiot... Teenagers are influenced by those around them, adults, other teenagers, the media.
I'm not saying teenagers are mindless being who don't know anything until they're adults. Sometimes they have much more insite and self-awareness. They are more able to change and create new and unique ideas. Their brains aren't fully developed, and so they make decisions based on how thier brians are taking everything in.
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- Different, but NOT inferior - Dissident on 2011-November-24 21:20:16 EST, Thursday - (0 / 0 / 1)
- Yes! - lgsinmyheart on 2011-November-24 21:56:41 EST, Thursday - (0 / 0 / 0)
- Re: Their brains are different - Gimwinkle on 2011-November-24 19:31:24 EST, Thursday - (0 / 0 / 2)
- This^^ - lgsinmyheart on 2011-November-24 20:26:49 EST, Thursday - (0 / 0 / 1)
- Re: This^^ - Gimwinkle on 2011-November-30 23:02:18 EST, Wednesday - (1 / 0 / 0)
- This^^ - lgsinmyheart on 2011-November-24 20:26:49 EST, Thursday - (0 / 0 / 1)
- Re: Their brains are different - Baldur on 2011-November-24 17:18:30 EST, Thursday - (0 / 0 / 1)
- Re: Their brains are different - Sadcow on 2011-November-24 19:04:25 EST, Thursday - (0 / 0 / 0)