>tfw 24 >tfw too late to learn new skills and become a

what's the lower chart for?

>psychosis
>chronic disability

what? this is inherent with age?

>>34959398
I think that just means your brain won't suffer major changes. If you're not totally retarded you can still learn a lot of things and become good at things you're not totally shit at

what a stupid meme

it's never too late to learn new skills. I have heard a quote saying "every artist makes his most important works of art between 30-55"

>>34959398

Read the book Guitar Zero. The author is a cognitive neuroscientist who learns guitar from scratch at 39. It talks a lot about how adult brains can still learn complex skills, it just takes different learning strategies and a bit more time. His studies on humans, mice, and owls have shown this as well. Adult brains learn slower, but don't have a lower skill cap as is commonly believed.

when you are young you have infinite learning yet limited understanding

when you are old you have limited learning yet infinite understanding

Tfw you are 23 and will continue to lose brain and muscle mass until you die with dementia too weak to leave a bed
Feels shit that the supposed best years of your life are fine and were garbage

goto r/Nootropics