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Hoodcom wrote:

Hunchman801 wrote:< has always found it completely ludicrous that in the US one can drive as early as 15 or 16 but has to wait until they're 21 to drink.

< guesses they don't want teens to drink and drive.

Ambidextroid wrote: All < meant was that leaving a single generation without any education would set the human race incredibly far back. < will put it another way: imagine if, from today onwards, nobody was taught anything. Nobody taught children how to speak and there were no schools, instead they are just fed nutritious mush with no communication until there is nobody on the planet left apart from these people with absolutely no education. < imagines the human race would return to being as primitive as cavemen (as in the way humans would act, < is not referring to intelligence here). Even with books and recordings and such, they would be absolutely meaningless to everyone until many many thousands of years until a relatively advanced civilisation is formed again and by that time they may even be completely lost. < was just making the point that because we are taught about the dangers of the world by other people, we don't need to evolve methods of overcoming these dangers as we can be taught how to. This is a behavior unique to humans and it seems that we of all species will see the least evolution in the future because of it.