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1) The younger you start consuming addictive substances, the more likely you are to become addicted. 2) Analysis and impulse control are not handled by the sam
by pygy_ 8y ago
1) The younger you start consuming addictive substances, the more likely you are to become addicted.
2) Analysis and impulse control are not handled by the same parts of the brain, and those mature at a different pace.
3) Given how social ties are stratified in kids due to the education system, providing a buffer of a couple of years protects high school kids from expostion to addictive substances.
- Mirioron 8y ago>3) Given how social ties are stratified in kids due to the education system, providing a buffer of a couple of years protects high school kids from expostion to addictive substances. Is this actually useful though? In some European countries, like Finland, high school kids end up over the age of 18 and are thus legally allowed to drink.