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Re:Teaching is a slow process of becoming everything you hate by fallingknife on Saturday March 12, 2022 @12:49PM (#30653190)
> Older people knowing better than younger people is one of those heuristics that's almost always right

Up to mid 20's, yes.

> stupid parents are rare

Not even uncommon.

Re:Teaching is a slow process of becoming everything you hate by jl6 on Saturday March 12, 2022 @04:17PM (#30654956)
> Up to mid 20's, yes.

Are you by any chance over 25 but under 40? :)

I think it’s inarguable that experience is valuable, and age correlates very well with experience up to that mid-20s point, but around that point people start to settle into a groove and the extra n years experience is actually just the same year’s experience repeated n times.

Re:Teaching is a slow process of becoming everything you hate by RobertMiller on Saturday March 12, 2022 @12:56PM (#30653266)
The mid-20s transition is the most obvious, I think simply because teenagers so often incredibly hot headed. But I believe emotional development continues throughout life as people acquire more experience with age (at least until senility kicks in.)
Re:Teaching is a slow process of becoming everything you hate by fallingknife on Saturday March 12, 2022 @01:06PM (#30653353)
I think so too, but it's much more gradual, and therefore, not uncommon that the age vs age maturity level heuristic fails for a given pair of people.