What are you saying! Midlife blues?
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Kind of depends on how you’re defining civilizations throughout those 12,000 years. There was key periods, such as the
#AxialAge that could be considered either adolescent or college-age.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Life expectancy
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What niggles me here is that with a person, their most dramatic period of change is when they're very young (under 18, say) but civilization ages the other way; 10 millennia of gradual progress then 1-2 millennia of much more dramatic change. Civilization as Benjamin Button?
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The changes probably are at the same rate, it's just that we pay attention to different bits. The changes that happen in children are mostly gross (large), as are the changes in a young planet. Later on, changes are fractal, and add complexity in the details (intellect/tech).
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If it weren’t lindy I’d say either 14 (thinks it’s a lot cleverer than it is, irrationally angry with the world, entitled) or 72 (ditto)
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It used to be 55, but now it's 16yrs old and throwing a tantrum
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2; can't yet walk without damaging its environment.
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I’d say about we’re about 6 based on how we’d behave around other civilisations
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Kardashev scale-wise at all status types seems we might be close to newborns.
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