Kathryn Berkett
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 26 Apr
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And perspective taking is another one.
They'll have amazing insights along the way.
But if you're talking about really sort of changing, you're looking at 16-ish, 17-ish before those things start to really come more online.
But you're still talking about 19, 20 before they're really changing.
integrated into the brain, we call it.
And then 25, 32 is when that all, you know, sort of seems to be advanced.
So, but 15, 16, I'd like to see those really big glitches, hopefully changing.
And everything I say is ish.
And if we've had more trauma upset earlier, it usually, you know, increases the timeline just for, you know, sort of guidance.
might reduce.
Some of the connections in the brain and the connections can reduce.
So when the connections are reducing, they're sort of the user or loser.
So they're the parts of the brain that we don't need.
And one really good example is if you haven't learned a language before adolescence,
the cells and a lot of the connections around that language will atrophy.
So trying to learn a language later on, 16, 17, you most likely won't have the natural capability to do that because the brain goes, oh, we haven't used all of that, so let's just get rid of it.
There's a really big stock take in a clean out, which is good because we're making the brain more efficient.
We're saying, what do we need?
But one of the issues is during adolescence, especially now with screens and, you know, we're not getting out socialising so much, what are the parts that are atrophying?
You know, like what are we actually losing that we're not using?
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