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Mental Ossification Curve (view source)

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For most people, the greatest hardening occurs somewhere in the teenage years.
 
For most people, the greatest hardening occurs somewhere in the teenage years.
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Personal events, like having children, can shift the curve dramatically.  For example, some opponents of the death penalty change their views after they have children and want a powerful deterrent and meaningful retribution against criminals who harm children.
    
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