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The 12 year olds take care of the 8 year olds, the 8 year olds of the 6 year olds, and so on.

If the band is 20-25, they charge everyone based on age 20, otherwise they would be subsidizing high risk drivers instead of generating more profit on 21-24 year olds.

Kids were throwing together all kinds of great stuff with some pre-10yr olds making quasi-corporations.

By stereotype, you'd expect 60-year-old men writing elevator controllers in Indiana to be far more sexist and exclusionary than 25-year-olds in California.

Seemingly-healthy 28 year olds don't typically die at all, much less in non-obvious ways.

In 2011, the police shot two 15-year-olds, and a girl who was 16.

Even the 6 year olds have no issues with the WeDo interface and could handle a bit more—but the Scratch interface is out of reach to all but the most advanced 6-7 year olds (top 1-2% in reading/visual-spatial).

There were lots of great things about it, but being down by or in a lake with a group of 7-10 8-14 year olds was terrifying.

Great, now where will we find 24 year olds to run Silicon Valley startups?

I fucking want yell at a parent who is out to dinner with 2,3,4 year olds at the table playing with an iPad.

They're complaining about 22-year-olds who get funded to the gills because they were in the same rape frat as a leading VC, and who go on to create horrible work cultures.

But, it's so much easier to put 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 year olds in front of devices, because it's easy parenting.

"Don't leave six year olds in charge of four year olds" is going overboard?

Back in my day, "young people" meant 8-18 year olds.

Then there's "oh man, we don't encrypt our passwords AT ALL", which really belongs in the realm of mistakes made by 15 year-olds.

This is why I didn't say "I can't explain it to two-year-olds".