When Does Your Brain Stop Developing?

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How do you define adulthood? It's a difficult question because that delicate brain of yours stays squishy well after you start paying your own rent.
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@AdorableAcushla 6 лет назад

I feel like the most growing up I did was between 25-30. Its when I became really aware of my actions and how they effected others.

@DheerajBhaskar 6 лет назад

I'm guess Robin meant the gravity of your consequences :)

@DheerajBhaskar 6 лет назад

I'm guess Robin meant the gravity of your consequences :)

@yalltrippin1112 4 года назад

God damn it took u that long lol

@exaucemayunga22 4 года назад

So you were dumb and ignorant until 25?😂

@AdorableAcushla 4 года назад

@@exaucemayunga22 I would say reckless and impulsive but you do you

@threelena3879 Год назад

I've met a lot of people who once they turn 25 get hung up on the idea that their pre-frontal cortex has stopped developing and that somehow it means they will no longer have the ability to grow or learn new things.

@RisenFromDarkness_1880 Год назад

I've seen that too. It's dumb. It seems to be the other way around for me. It gets easier to learn and grasp things now. A lot better.

@ZackMahalati 6 месяцев назад

@@RisenFromDarkness_1880I’m about to turn 25 and I’m not who I want to be at all. I’m not even good at what I wanted to be good at. I’m worried I will be stuck like this forever

@user-rz3yk2fh2c Месяц назад

@@ZackMahalatiwell you have to believe in yourself brother. And you have to trust in hard work. If you want to be good at something you have to work hard at it.

@LilXancheX 21 день назад

@ZackMahalati stop crying. It’s annoying

@sapphireglacial4706 6 лет назад

"I'm sure they're celebrating too." True story lol

@valeriobertoncello1809 6 лет назад

You mean... cerebelling

@IizUname 6 лет назад

Valerio Bertoncello No that's adolescents, they ce-rebel.

@physioweng 6 лет назад

Synaptic pruning is probably the reason why it's harder to learn motor skills such as piano and gymnastics past a certain age.

@SayHelloHelli 6 лет назад

The Humming Boy I was also thinking language as well. It's much harder to learn a new one when you're past childhood. Also in the cases of feral children who never learned language, if they aren't found before puberty they haven't been know to progress beyond simple words and phrases.

@r3d0c 6 лет назад

no that has to do with neuro-plasticity; some people are better at learning than others I guess

@sparky3063 6 лет назад

Still they could be related, just because it has a different name doesn't mean they don't affect each other.

@SayHelloHelli 6 лет назад

what does that mean for children who haven't learned language before a certain never being able to learn language? are you saying those kids are just bad at learning?

@physioweng 6 лет назад

Neuroplasticity would serve as an umbrella term in this case. Synaptic pruning is simply the fortification of the neural pathways that your brain deem useful for your daily functions in order to improve efficiency and minimize distractions. That itself, is a form of neuroplasticity, where the brain adapts according to its demand.

@godsoffice5714 2 года назад

Thanks for this, as a kid I always thought that your brain stops developing at 25 just like height growth at 18, so I was kind of depressed about the whole thing and I created a mental block because of it, which you have removed it through your video. So thank you again.

@RealTimePogo Год назад

18 is usually for boys, girls usually stop at puberty

@seonggihun5069 6 месяцев назад

Brain is pretty much developed by age 16.

@oscill8ocelot 6 лет назад

This is why it's important to wait until at least your mid-20s before getting into drug use - especially psychedelics, the effects of which on young brains are still largely unknown.

@Beaudozer9000 6 лет назад

To me this just showed the opposite. Our brains are changing no matter. Psychedelics can be very beneficial if used correctly.

@IamMissPronounced 6 лет назад

Beau Brandon Not to young adults.

@yalltrippin1112 4 года назад

She just said it never stops developing

@robotgirl552 4 года назад

Scritch actually they have to wait until their 30s when the brain kinda stop developing

@nathanmedina2809 4 года назад

Your brain frontal part develops into your 30s. I don't know how anyone get 20something lol🙄 but nobody in there 30s 20s as well as any age 40s 50s and Infinity should be because they are not good for anyone. I'm not going to lie I've had taken drugs before so I'm a hypocrite.

@0ptimal 4 года назад

At 30 I thought I'd grown as intelligent and cognitively mature as I'd get. Boy was I wrong. 40 now, the last ten years I've learned and developed more than I could have dreamed. Even now my brain still has the ability to quickly learn new and complex things. I believe this ability is largely dependant on us continually using it. If you use your brain in ways that make it work, it will learn and grow. But if you do not do this, it will atrophy. This is a huge deal, people should know and abide by this rule.

@jasmineg9738 2 года назад

Im 23 and have done some intense therapy on myself and using my psych knowledge because I want to have a good foundation in my frontal lobe. I have 2 years according to the science but they always seem to change what they think. Honestly, adulthood shouldnt start until 25. 21 is okay but idk i dont feel like Im ready or capable sometimes. But then again I have surprised myself with what I can handle so i guess it depends.

@PlzPr3sspl4y 2 года назад

Yes, and also high intensity exercise will keep you mentally fit as well.

@LilXancheX 21 день назад

@jasmineg9738adulthood should start at 22. That’s when I became more aware of myself that I was no longer a kid or adolescent

@Dr_Bille 6 лет назад

I'm a few months away from turning 25, and the difference between 18 and 25 is massive, at least in my case. I've gotten a lot more focus for one, and I never really get emotional

@pinkbowzntoes017 2 года назад

i just turned 30 and i think i've been more focused and really get emotional in this stage

@Dr_Bille 2 года назад

@@pinkbowzntoes017 Interesting, maybe it's just me then. Now at 28, the trend has continued. I barely feel anything anymore. Never scared or angry. I don't even get nervous. Just defended my master thesis a few months back, and it just felt like any other Tuesday to me

@pinkbowzntoes017 2 года назад

@@Dr_Bille amazing.

@thamer-403 2 года назад

Im 19 now, will talk to you after 4 years 👋🏼 .

@austinmunday8190 2 года назад

Not really

@RoundPi 6 лет назад

So.... I still have room for character development? I can still be a better person! :D

@lowestoflows2 3 года назад

Yep

@karabella456 2 года назад

Yes yes yes!

@michaelterrell5061 2 года назад

You can be keep becoming a better person all throughout your life, way after 25.

@violentblues 6 лет назад

Y'all should do a video on how depression and other mental illnesses alter the brain

@jord19100 4 года назад

Sydney Foshee get off the pc man

@anthonyshaw9415 6 лет назад

Man... You know you're an adult when doing taxes and picking out wine sounds entertaining

@FPSedin 6 лет назад

Not doing your own laundry at 18? WTF USA?

@BananononJakuzure 6 лет назад

FPSedin I don't think we can say its the entire US lol. Like anywhere there's variance through every household..

@FPSedin 6 лет назад

No doubt, but Brit Garner make it sound like it's a normal thing ^^

@KaliTakumi 6 лет назад

FPSedin I mean, we've all probably heard of or met somebody like that, which is probably why she mentioned it lol

@chibi013 6 лет назад

It's mostly boys, honestly. When I first started college, I actually had to show my roommate how to do his laundry, that lazy moron. I even saw other guys get their girlfriends to do it. It's a problem...

@joemacdougall9205 6 лет назад

Technically I do mine but it's more the case of someone in my family does it and that person rotates. One person does it all once and then it switches. It's usually me. cri

@lisagarner2748 6 лет назад

Great episode! Re: the 'loud noise' study findings, research has also shown that the adolescent brain (especially young teens) has an over-active amygdala, or fear center. That, combined with an under-myelinated prefrontal cortex = lots of freaking out!

@ninjycoon 2 года назад

Even when you look up on google, "When does the brain stop developing" The first result declaratively states that it stops at 25. This is extremely misleading. The 25 number is an average. As in most people reach "maturity" by 25, but not everyone.

@alexusbrooke 5 месяцев назад

Ask ai for some advice 2 it would definitely tells it was definitely tells us that developed can stop at 30 for higher then that ❤️

@nabishiereef331 3 месяца назад

In Google there are researches that literally states that the brain is not fully developed until 30s

@jonchalfant3271 5 лет назад

This video was extremely articulate & very well composed. Your choices of information, transitions through subject material, and consistent focus changes for indirect attention-holding were all flawlessly applied. I know absolutely nothing about film, or educational journalism. But i can tell when a lot of conscious effort was put into something. This information was exactly what i was looking for, and was punctuated concisely so my A.D.D was satisfied enough not to drift off into distraction (aside from being compelled to write this massive response to your video). In short, you’re under appreciated effort is acknowledged and very appreciated. An extension of this series including the physical composition of the brain, and adverse effects of environmental reactions (i.e-which vitamins are worth taking, how smoking directly effects anatomical brain health, proven relationship between sleep & its effects on mental capacity...ect) i’m sure many people would appreciate it as much as i would. You have an excellent team & an outstanding resource for this platform. Thanks again for all the hard work.

@NewMessage 6 лет назад

Fun fact: No matter what age they are, all brains taste the same.

@ChristLouis94 5 лет назад

New Message 👀...*Slowly walks away*

@yelezi7950 4 года назад

YOOO WTF YOU EATIN BRAINS?! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

@amythomas7853 4 года назад

Thanks for the heads up.

@iamgreatalwaysgreat8209 3 года назад

I Am going to to do some gardening.

@urumomaos2478 3 года назад

"My mom always told me, you should try new things"

@abelincolnparth 2 года назад

It would be nice if people who talked about brain development would call out the harmful effects of solitary confinement, how it cuts down on synaptic connections. Also how alcohol damages the frontal lobes

@michaelinzo 3 года назад

23 still feel like a teen and living with my parents during this pandemic !!

@iwuvpiesgaming9164 3 года назад

I’m 19 and my sister is 21 and we plan to stay with our parents but help provide for the house and help them when they get older

@nicolaslabra2225 Год назад

with housing getting more and more expensive, id say living with your parents until your 30`s or more is to be expected, specially in the 3rd world. also, nice Stormbird profile pic, a fellow Horizon fan ?

@michaelinzo Год назад

@@nicolaslabra2225 Yes I'm a Horizon Zero fan and avid video gamer too! Yeah housing is so expensive nowadays especially studio types x3 what you pay for 3 bedroom 2 bathroom.

@nicolaslabra2225 Год назад

@@michaelinzo cool, have you not played Forbidden West yet ? if you have a playstation id absolutely recommend it.

@LilXancheX 21 день назад

@michaelinzo how are you 23 and still living with parents 😂 no wonder you feel like a teen. You’re mentally stunted, grow up!

@Majinant 6 лет назад

I'm 30 and do not feel like an adult. People tell me I am but I say only physically. Mentally I don't think I ever will be.

@Prettyordying 2 года назад

I’m twenty and I feel the same way. I still feel like a little girl

@arifjay_98 2 года назад

@@Prettyordying don't worry I am 22 still feel like or have the same attitude feelings in general when I was 18 tho I am bit more depressed now ur brain don't fully developed yet until ur 25 for most guy or girls

@LilXancheX 21 день назад

⁠@Prettyordying maaaan yall some grown ass adults. and you over here saying y’all feel like children 🤣 What’s wrong with y’all. This ain’t right. 30 year old man over here feeling like he’s a kid…. Some people just lack self awareness, no matter how you “feel” fact is y’all are grown adults. Biology as well as life experience say you are 100% adults. Nature doesn’t care what you feel. YOURE A FULLY GROWN ADULT!

@LilXancheX 21 день назад

@Prettyordying ⁠@Prettyordying maaaan yall some grown @ss adults. and you over here saying y’all feel like children 🤣 What’s wrong with y’all. This ain’t right. 30 year old man over here feeling like he’s a kid…. Some people just lack self awareness, no matter how you “feel” fact is y’all are grown adults. Biology as well as life experience say you are 100% adults. Nature doesn’t care what you feel. YOU ARE GROWN!

@LilXancheX 21 день назад

@Prettyordying ⁠maaaan yall some grown @s adults. and you over here saying y’all feel like children 🤣 What’s wrong with y’all. This ain’t right. 30 year old man over here feeling like he’s a kid…. Some people just lack self awareness, no matter how you “feel” fact is y’all are grown adults. Biology as well as life experience say you are 100% adults. Nature doesn’t care what you feel. The fact is You are grown.

@macbuff81 4 года назад

Neuroplasticity is the key term here. It just shows that all of us should strive to continually learn all throughout our lives

@klowN_1337 6 лет назад

love this host nice video

@DheerajBhaskar 6 лет назад

This host is super expressive. Love the way she narrates, love this host. Long live "this host" :) PS: This kinda feels like what parasites would say. Love live this host, lol :D

@benjaminshields9421 6 лет назад

Dheeraj Bhaskar Yeah. I like how she presents stuff and how she annunciates certain syllables.

@SahinKupusoglu 6 лет назад

Hosted by: Brit Garner

@GalaxyGirl777 6 лет назад

Dheeraj Bhaskar she is one of the only ones who understands what words to emphasise, what to not and how to speak through punctuation.

@josephburchanowski4636 6 лет назад

+Dheeraj Bhaskar I found the PS funny.

@Nancy_0cww 7 часов назад

Sending you heartfelt smiles from my soul.

@user-lk7xj2zs3u 2 года назад

Adulthood is a social construct. There can't be such a point when you finally become an adult.

@badnewstalkstech6900 Год назад

There has to be a starting point though atleast to implement laws or else adults would be taking advantage of kids

@Alice_Fumo 6 лет назад

I wonder how having lived in a state of depersonalization for most of my life has effected my brains development. Like being unable to remember new things for a bunch of years probably isn't good for the brains health. I also wonder how far that damage can possibly be undone again.

@ozdergekko 6 лет назад

I'm most definitely of the "never" type. Never stopped learning new things, but also never stopped feeling awkward in some situations. Right now I'm playing my first online-fps and it's so much fun! Ah, I forgot to mention that I'm 58.

@lkmlmlioj 6 лет назад

shut up old man

@memeswiper 6 лет назад

ozdergecko Here's a tip.... Don't use emoticons

@loomhigh 6 лет назад

What game?

@RialuCaos 6 лет назад

The path of knowledge is endless. Glad you're still trying new things.

@ozdergekko 6 лет назад

loomhigh223555 -- Overwatch memeswiper -- edited. they were a bit awkward. too much weed. $japanese_guy -- thx

@michaelinzo 3 года назад

This explains I get scared of noises quickly etc. and loss my thoughts from like random banging, voices, and odd noises...

@newcheese8554 6 лет назад

Great info. Thanks

@mukrizhsmukmuk9252 2 года назад

Im turning 19 this year, and want to make sure I train my prefrontal cortex as much as possible before 25. I really don't want to be an emotional adult

@nikitajain2092 6 лет назад

just the question I needed answered

@elchippe 2 года назад

If emotional control if what defines an adult then some people will NEVER be adults.

@TheStriker0525 6 лет назад

im 30 now and i think about things a lot differently now than when i was 20.

@DheerajBhaskar 6 лет назад

That might point to the evidence that you've different content in your brain and not sufficient evidence that the structure of your brain (the way your brain processes info) has changed

@exaucemayunga22 4 года назад

And you will too, when you turn 60

@saundarya1094 6 лет назад

Ur voice is so clear very nice 😊

@ferravenclaw8436 6 лет назад

Loved everything about the video, specially her t-shirt :)

@OsagieGuobadia 3 года назад

I did not know that my brain would change or grow after I am a young adult. Fascinating explanation from a young red hair teen woman about explaining why my brain stops developing. : )

@Ctrl_Plus_F 3 года назад

When she says "middle aged" people, they show a pic of a woman who looks like she's in her 60's. That's a nice slap in the face to all the 35 - 50 year olds out there lmao

@mackycabangon8945 6 лет назад

What if i REMOVE synaptic pruning using designer babies??

@sicktoaster 6 лет назад

Interesting question. Doing that to a human before knowing the consequences would be unethical, but I wonder if there have been any animal studies on the question.

@krissybell777 2 года назад

Nice video 🙂 ty!

@jacobdriscoll8276 6 лет назад

It'd be odd to define adulthood by emotional control. Emotional control is more of a cultural value than a sign of age. It'd be like defining adulthood by your ability to do advanced mathematics - it's not clear that this is a thing that is a natural part of brain development as much as it just is a skill that gets better the more you do it.

@dropmelon 6 лет назад

Emotional control is what people define as mature in any culture. Could you give an example where emotional control is not a sign of age?

@sicktoaster 6 лет назад

+remilia scarlet Different cultures want people to control their emotions in different ways. For instance the amount of smiling considered normal in American culture is taken as a sign of naivety or a sign that someone is up to no good in other cultures.

@dropmelon 6 лет назад

+sicktoaster That's a pretty broad meaning for emotional control. Emotional control (or Emotional self-regulation , or emotional regulation or regulation of emotion) is the ability to respond to the ongoing demands of experience with the range of emotions in a manner that is socially tolerable and sufficiently flexible to permit spontaneous reactions as well as the ability to delay spontaneous reactions as needed. It can also be defined as extrinsic and intrinsic processes responsible for monitoring, evaluating, and modifying emotional reactions. Emotion self-regulation belongs to the broader set of emotion-regulation processes, which includes the regulation of one's own feelings and the regulation of other people's feelings.

@NWRIBronco6 6 лет назад

remilia scarlet "...in a manner that is socially tolerable..." This is the crux! This could vary not only across cultures but across social settings within a culture. For instance, emotional regulation expectations are very different when sitting in class v watching a sporting event v engaging in intimacy v mourning the loss of a loved one. How do you define "control" in these settings? What if a loss of control is socially desirable (which could easily apply to the latter three cases)? OP's point (as I understand it) is that perception of emotional regulation is culturally bounded and thus cannot apply statically across populations, which is typically the criterion of a good metric. I personally think that this is still a useful thing to be aware of (within the context of a culture) but drawing a line in the sand for "adulthood" based on it seems unwise...

@dropmelon 6 лет назад

In the situation in the situation, that wouldn't be considered as a loss of emotional control as it is considered acceptable. There is a fine line between emotional control and maturity but both are mutually exclusive. 'the ability to respond to the ongoing demands of experience with the *range of emotions in a manner that is socially tolerable and sufficiently flexible to permit spontaneous reactions as well as the ability to delay spontaneous reactions as needed*.' If emotional control is bound to culture, it wouldn't be flexible enough to accept people and perspectives of another culture. Maturity on the other hand is defined by the culture we grew up in. What is considered acceptable and mature in one culture could be unacceptable in another culture. People that are able to act accordingly in a social situation in their culture are generally perceived as mature. This is where emotional control and maturity differs. In my first comment, I have said that emotional control is what people define as mature in any culture which is true since what people considers as mature is different in different cultures.

@MissBrice-yv8pj 2 года назад

Well said

@PrashantYadav-vd2vf Год назад

Sir, since childhood, I have symptoms of brain fog, such as disorientation, loss of memory, difficulty in recognizing people, poor concentration, taking more time to do any work, etc. What is the reason for this and is it possible to cure it now?

@starstudio2809 2 года назад

I'm 20 but still feel like a teen Let's enjoy life for now

@badnewstalkstech6900 Год назад

I felt that until 24 and now I feel like I'm finally growing up a bit although I'm still the same in many ways and still hangout with younger folks

@RisenFromDarkness_1880 Год назад

@@badnewstalkstech6900I'm 24 and hardly feel any different from when I was 22 or 21. Update: I'm 25 now still not too different.

@Jtyoutube2467 3 месяца назад

@@RisenFromDarkness_1880Its different for each person and individual.

@Lotramus 6 лет назад

>middle aged people >shows an old Asian man

@Mustang_G 6 лет назад

...as opposed to just an old man.

@JanetStarChild 6 лет назад

Yeah, gotta specify that the old man is ASIAN. See, details like that are important for white people.

@iamSkYliNeR 6 лет назад

ho come on, it would be the other way around and we'd have a "this white dude"

@BoobsIndeed 6 лет назад

Yeah, but since Asians live to be, like, a hundred and twenty that is middle aged for them.

@catshumpcats3 6 лет назад

>meem arrows >youtube

@MrJayPuff 6 лет назад

Great video

@Mothpie 6 лет назад

"Heart, I don't feel so good"

@tladilebohang Год назад

i totally understood what you just said

@HerocratesHelloagainfromruralN 6 лет назад

Hello from rural New Hampshire. Could you please explain White Matter Disease?

@janetmichel3009 6 лет назад

Very awesome video (as always!). But also: keep in mind you may never REALLY feel like an adult. You might act like an adult. Like adult kinda things (yes porn, ha-ha, but also like paying bills on time and going to the gym...). Not party as hard as before. Etc. but you may never really feel that "HEY! IM AN ADULT NOW!!" kinda feeling. It's not bad. Actually it's kinda awesome in a lotta ways. Just, you know, keep in mind you may wake up in your mid- thirties and realize you're SUPPOSED to be an adult but you don't quite feel like one. No big deal. Just... be prepared I guess. ;)

@Kei-ye8if 6 лет назад

She did this one like the talk you give to your kid who's about to leave the house for college XD

@Rubikscube0094 5 лет назад

Brit Garner is a dime 👌

@iwillsmiteyall 6 лет назад

Could you guys do an episode on maladaptive daydreaming?

@WiseWik 6 лет назад

Age is a number of times the Earth has flown around the Sun since you were born. That's why I don't celebrate birthdays..... Yes, I'm a sad person..

@anjali1667 6 лет назад

That shirt that shirt...... POTTERHEADS WHERE YOU AT?!?!?

@spky_trash2620 6 лет назад

Anjali Avasarala Here🙌🙌

@soloseraphimheartsong3710 6 лет назад

I LOVE YOUR SHIRT!!!! 🤓

@alittlebitofeverything7410 6 лет назад

Hank, I'm watching the AD for you. Otherwise I would ignore the idea of ad revenue bc it's a condom AD

@AvailableUsernameTed 6 лет назад

I can concentrate well for the loud noise test because its the hearing that's going.

@NightcoreLabOfficial 6 лет назад

I want your shirt ;-;

@mariawojciechowska9873 4 года назад

Hello cuite

@priyanshukumar-zn3jl 3 года назад

Hi nightcore club.

@rbunebula_1551 3 года назад

Why only 2 likes?

@hitormisshuh 3 года назад

Is it possible that some people have a faster brain development and can acquire traits, characteristics, function, and thought at an earlier age than most people usually acquire when they are an adult? ever since i was 6 years old, older people would be surprised when i have a conversation with them because they say im an adult trapped in a child's body.

@zes3813 5 лет назад

never

@Jeff___101h 8 часов назад

A guide to the loss of funds and the process to recover them.

@ola5312 6 лет назад

I want that Hogwarts shirt hhhhh

@meajur 6 лет назад

People who watch this show are probably a good contender to be in Ravenclaw.

@feynstein1004 6 лет назад

+Kelly I got into Ravenclaw twice. Wit beyond measure is man's greatest treasure. Actually I'm not very clever. I just try to be as logical as possible.

@ola5312 6 лет назад

I'm in Slytherin x''D

@feynstein1004 6 лет назад

+JustAnother CrazyFangirl Ooh

@IamMissPronounced 6 лет назад

NICE SHIRT, BRIT

@jmanj3917 Год назад

Never!

@hotsistersue 6 лет назад

Hooray! This is the best news ever! I love brain development!

@Draugluin999 2 года назад

ill be 32 this year born in 1990 i seem to notice a difference from 20s to 30s

@beefyogurt 3 года назад

id like to know the effects of psychedelics on each of these stages

@daniel_rossy_explica 8 месяцев назад

Maybe this is why I couldn't set for a career until I was 26 years old.

@deeb3272 6 лет назад

So its pointless now to say when we tell someone to grow up

@ilhamonytube 6 лет назад

I have written 6 paragraphs but then replaced them with this one. Appreciate my inner death.

@knockhello2604 4 года назад

Same

@o_o-037 6 лет назад

10 POINTS FOR GRIFFINDOR! She's wearing a Hogwarts shirt.

@Jjonathanhart 4 года назад

You sound like you have the intelligence of a doctor being such a young girl. A matter of fact, I bet you are a doctor. No female your age can narrate the way you are, even reading from a telepropter. You come across having the I.Q. of a genius.

@maxximumb 6 лет назад

I still don't feel like an adult and I'm old enough to be Brit's dad. I wonder when you actually feel like an adult.

@xlro8f853 3 года назад

Thanks.

@katiesjg3146 6 лет назад

AYY NICE SHIRT this is where the epilogue ends and cursed child begins fml

@victoriarasmussen2496 6 лет назад

I don't think I will ever truly be a full adult. Overall I think I am a person playing the character of adult.

@toryhazard7495 5 лет назад

Same lol

@sumfatt640 3 месяца назад

exactly, continues to change ,this change is a development, actually there are many other researches states clearly ( brain dosnt stop development the whole life ). memory and learning work by adding new neural connections, so this is development, you still can memorize and learn whole life. anyway, the real value isn't by development or size, but by quality, we witnessed many geniuses, hacker, people with great talent or who could excel in coding , math or science really by the start of puberty, at around 12 . all these imaginations or feelings about 25, cuz these day you would mostly finish study and start practical life at around 25 , while decades ago you would have started it around 18, and in older times you would have started it by start of puberty .

@youreokayboah2128 4 года назад

I’m screwed...

@anthonyshaw9415 6 лет назад

That shirt is really nice

@whitelady1063 6 лет назад

Do an episode about school please

@cerebrumexcrement 6 лет назад

But I just learned that magic mushrooms helps grow new brain cells.

@humantimelord5546 6 лет назад

Does it ever occur to anyone that the brain is studying itself

@TheFlacker99 6 лет назад

Can synaptic pruning cause temporary memory loss?

@MrPet-ft9yx 6 лет назад

Iam 13 and feel already passed this stage

@account4345 2 года назад

Do you find this comment funny now that you’re 16?

@SloggieBear 6 лет назад

Wondering is SciShow has ever discussed the biological differences in the male and female brain? (There is such a library now, don't know if it was ever addressed as a direct topic or if it would have been covered in a video similiar to this one). I keep coming across conflicting arguments on both sides of the debate, to offer some context for my curiosity I am currently interested in the transgender debate.

@zeldaprincessgirl100 6 лет назад

At the age of 10, i was a bit more matured than most kids in my school and of course i was more aware of things, that's just me lol, i'm 24 now xD.

@user-mo8he3bp1j 3 месяца назад

Which is not a cut and dried as you think , van go got upset and cut his ear off.

@EveryTimeV2 5 лет назад

There's also the things not related to the brain at all, which is their positions in life and the consequences of pregnancy. If she, or he, is not prepared to financially accept adulthood and their emotional regulation is also an issue here in a myriad ways; then they're not going to raise the child. And raising a child isn't something you want to end up like the rabbit that got neglected and died in the shed is it? "But that won't happen." Yes it will.

@poochfazos 2 месяца назад

Im def growing up between 18-20. i just wonder if I'll have a noticeable brain change at some point

@chibi013 6 лет назад

Is this why I'm still so dumb despite being in my mid twenties? Cause I sure still feel like a teenager. Emotionally, anyway.

@aazamben4582 6 лет назад

Awesome

@amirabennani3501 6 лет назад

i'm 23 and i don't think that i'm an adult yet xD

@toryhazard7495 5 лет назад

I'm 24 same lol

@Itsmegenn 2 года назад

What about now?

@sonalirai5835 6 лет назад

Love the Harry Potter shirt! ; )

@deeb3272 6 лет назад

My synaptic connection is still bad, still cant do linear algebra, barely can answer basic math

@lagubatka7455 3 года назад

I feel like i have now got kinda like a mid life crisis now since i turned 18

@robotgirl552 4 года назад

well that’s why people who are 20-26 act so childish

@Bastacat 6 лет назад

I am quite sure for some it never really even started the process.

@abcdabcdoops 6 лет назад

Is she related to the Russian mafia guy of SciShow Space? 2 Thumps up on the presentation

@feynstein1004 6 лет назад

I have a question: It seems to me that generally speaking, the brain is forced to die when the body dies. So if we could make an arrangement where we provided glucose, oxygen and other nutrients to the brain artificially, could the brain live indefinitely?

@sicktoaster 6 лет назад

The brain is more complicated than that. You can't just pour glucose, oxygen, and other nutrients willy-nilly onto the brain and voila you have a functioning brain. They have to go in in just the right ways (including the highly specific coming together of molecules to form cells and their substructures), and also account for internal changes and correct for any negative changes. If we knew how to guarantee that would keep happening then yes the brain (and the rest of the body) could live indefinitely. This would require among other things the ability to use nanotechnology for highly specific medical observation and to be able to program them to respond to any deficits by immediately fixing the problem.

@feynstein1004 6 лет назад

I'll take that as a yes. Well, close enough.