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Latest post Sun, Nov 12 2006 3:24 PM by Ruslana. 1 replies.
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YoHf  +  292138 Sun, 12 Nov 06 12:32 PM

Do you think that life can be ideally divided into different ages (such as childhood, youth and adulthood) or do you reckon that each man and woman has his/her individual intellectual development?

Feel free to discuss.

As far as I'm concerned, I rather fancy that a mixture of both would be the right choice. That's my thought 'bout it though.

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Ruslana  +  292193 Sun, 12 Nov 06 03:24 PM

Do you mean whether every man goes through different "parts" of life at the same age or not? I think each of us has his/her individual intellectual development. One may be mature at 18, and the other may remain a child at 30. But I suppose there are some average frontiers for every "stage" of life, and they may be pretty various in different countries.

It's all subjective, YoHf. Wink [;)]

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