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1/29/2013 9:46:11 PM
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I have a question for old people
Okay, I know there's not that many old people here, and I only really know of one, but nonetheless I'll ask my question: when you're growing up, it seems to be that your personality and knowledge are constantly changing, but does this continue for the rest of your life, or is there a climax where you eventually stop evolving as a person? And even if you do keep changing, does the rate in how much you learn change?
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1 ReplyOld guy checking in. The older I get, the more I learn, the more I refine certain facets in me that I thought would never change. Your tastes change, likes / dislikes modify, but the things that are 'you' remain your base. So your knowledge should continue to grow, but your personality is more constant. There is no gauge how much change each person may have. Everybody is different. I know of some people that never seemed to change. They remained as much of a detriment to society as they were as children/teens.
