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So at what age do people stop getting smarter? There's an obvious difference between a 12 and 16 year old, but what about a 16 and 18 year old?
And I'm talking the type of smarts that let you have a good understanding of STEM subjects with relative ease.
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>>8978783
Around 25 for men, a few years earlier for women.
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>>8978805
Dont be a dummy.
>The brain stops developing at 25
Has nobody over the age of 25 ever learnt anything?
>Body stops developing after 25
Never seen a guy get jacked in his 40's?
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>>8978805
This. I'm 24 and after 2 years of stagnation my learning abilities have plummeted to below-normie levels.
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>>8978783
I think 16-17 is peak brain flexibility, that's why kids at this age are good at math olympiads and are very creative.
Also if you look at major science breakthroughs, they're usually achieved at age 20
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>>8978783
Never pretty much. You don't lose neuroplasticity. As for when it peaks, around 23.
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