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  • I’m assuming by the fact that your rebuttal is still incorrect that you are being impulsive as well.

    Where did I say that impulsivity was solely the domain of the young? When did I say it becomes a non factor? When did brexit become the litmus test for impusivity? Shouldn’t that honor go to Trump’s election?

    All I said. ALL I am saying. Is that impulse control isn’t finished developing until our twenties, and yes that means that Teena agers are more impulsive.

    That’s not a controversial stance. It’s facts.

    So your attempt at a rebuttal isn’t even discussing the point. Which isn’t that impulsivity ever goes away, but that our development in that area isn’t “finished” in our brain during that time.

    Other factors affect impulsivity, from education to personal experiences so it’s never really " done" developing in many ways. And a younger person who has gone through some serious shit will usually be way less impulsive than a sheltered older person.

    But I digress. The point is, you’re incorrect…





  • Those are good questions

    I do think that our voting public needs more education and we needed to have age appropriate, and yes , at times medical consitions may have to be looked at.

    I feel that the last part I can speak to a bit( I am not a doctor or anything) as I grew up with a mother who was left with extreme tbi after an accident but could still function in society.

    But she didn’t vote. She didn’t have any grasp of what was happening politically. She was never told not to, but I think somehow she knew.

    Honestly there are ways to disseminate the voting information enough that those who can grasp the vote should.

    I have no easy answers though. It’s not an easy question