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I see it going the other way: 40 is the new 50. ;-) A 40-year-old used to be considered mid-level, not senior or particularly wise; certainly not a graybeard.
by _delirium 14y ago
I see it going the other way: 40 is the new 50. ;-) A 40-year-old used to be considered mid-level, not senior or particularly wise; certainly not a graybeard.
- jamesjguthrie 14y agoTotally disagree! I'd also say 30 is the new 20 - especially for me, I'm nearly 28 and have more enthusiasm for things like education and my career than I've ever had.