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Re:Who Americans spend their time with, by age by souprock on Friday December 11, 2020 @01:04PM (#25388653)
Having kids later in life is a good idea, but don't forget to also have children earlier in life. That may bring you great grand children and beyond.
Re:Who Americans spend their time with, by age by xwdv on Friday December 11, 2020 @02:35PM (#25389806)
Too late for that, already in early thirties. Aren’t great grand children overrated anyway? My grandmother was a great grandmother and aside from the early toddler years the kids didn’t really give a fuck tbh. We don’t live in a society where a great elder is looked upon with any kind of prestige, so why aspire to it? Hell, not even most adult children care. They’d rather shovel you off somewhere where they don’t have to deal with your old people problems or antiquated views.

The only thing that will keep you respected in old age is your lucidity, wealth and power, and a sharp wit. Spending more time with your young children in late life could help cultivate those things out of necessity.

Re:Who Americans spend their time with, by age by Plestor on Friday December 11, 2020 @08:46PM (#25394430)
Seems like "laminar flow" would be a possible explanation here...

Fluid flow near surfaces becomes a near zero vector.