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wow
Slight paraphrased, but here you go:
Something really profound.
Dom Post, 30 May 2008, Life section, something about teenagers
"The prefrontal cortex, the part of the brain that controls wisdom, is the last part of the brain that develops fully."
WOW.
You know those bloody stupid stuff that you've done in the past? And you look back now, and you think to yourself: WHAT THE HELL WAS I THINKING?
Here you go. That's your explanation.
In layman's terms, you were an idiot.
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