Through most of history, childhood as we understand it didn't exist. That's the first thing we need to look at. A period without responsibility
Current thought focus: adulthood What are the different archetypes of the adult? How is this concept manifested? What aims/desires does it fulfill/squander? What prompts and maintains the real/imagined cognitive shift?
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As evolution of technology progresses, we spend more and more time developing our intellectual and philosophical capacity, and less and less on physical/emotional survival. So eventually, we'll have our whole lives free to let our brains fully develop.
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@euvieivanova and@MikeGilliland cover this in their@FutureThinkers_ course https://futurethinkers.org/ -
guh was gonna enroll in this a while ago but forgot!
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adulthood means recognizing that nobody is going to save you
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That's a masculine attitude I share, which I say without judgment of masculinity or femininity (we need both).
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You might like to have a look at http://artofmanliness.com
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i dont get it :P
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As someone focused on development/brains, I have to say that the concept of "adult" is fairly meaningless, except as a way to distinguish between prepubescence and post-pubescence. In the brain, the changes happen all the time. Big ones happen at 2, 4, 8, 14, 25, 40, 65, and 106.
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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I like this line "Maybe adulthood begins when we become mediators between the time passed and the times ahead" from
@TheAnnaGat's recent essay: “As We May Adult” by The I.I. https://link.medium.com/0A0jCqnXsY -
That's beautiful :')
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