Why the Human Brain Takes Decades to Develop @discovermagazine
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Physiologically, human adolescents are late bloomers on many fronts: learning to walk, securing and preparing their own food, and reproducing sexually. And that’s especially true for the development process inside our heads🧠.

Even after a young adult has finished growing, perhaps married or claimed independence by most social standards, their #brain typically continues developing — until they reach their mid-to-late 20s.

Read more about why the #humanbrain takes decades to develop at the link in our bio.
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