22 years old

That's the expected asspull conclusion when you give up beford even trying to find counter examples.

What I'm saying is broadly true despite counter examples.
Exceptions are exceptions because they're exceptional. I'm not exceptional at anything except being a loser.

>>too old
>>life wasted
>>neuroplasticity
>>can't learn
>>you will never
Congratulations, by mastering making excuses, you've also mastered feeling sorry for yourself and throwing pity parties online.

You know what life is like? It's like living in a capsule in outer space the size of the room. Everyday you need to synthesize oxygen. It's a tedious process. You need to create it out of matter yourself and it takes 8 hours a day, 5 days a week to do. The machine doesn't let you use it on weekends. And you make barely enough to get by every month. Sometimes you'll need to work more than 8 hours to complete the work and get the required amount. Without this oxygen, you can't stay in the capsule. And you use this oxygen to convert it into food every week using some machine. That part is pretty easy. But if any month, you aren't able to work, and synthesize enough oxygen, you'll be kicked out of the capsule and you can't live very long outside without the oxygen. Now some people get better education and they can build a way better oxygen synthesizer and make way more oxygen that required. Some people are just handed a tank of oxygen that can support them for 10 lifetimes.
Do you not see how fucked up life is and how important money is? Working a job is like the thing between life and death. How am I supposed to enjoy any work when it means one mistake results in the oxygen synthesizer not working anymore and hence me being kicked out of the capsule into the void?

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Excuses can be valid

Yeah except yours aren't. Real cognitive decline doesn't start until you're like 50.

You are just a giant lazy pile of excuses.

It happens slowly starting in your late teens.

no, chimps have shitty neuroplasticity and they are maybe worse than dogs in that regard, humans retain this capacity for their whole life

yes its going to be harder because you are 6 years
>late,
but its nothing in comparison to an entire life of finally doing the stuff you like, at 22 you havent even started

>Slowly
Yes, to the point that it's completely negligible.

>humans retain this capacity for their whole life
That is just a lie people tell themselves. If someone has a skill there is a high chance they started in their teens or earlier.

>but its nothing in comparison to an entire life of finally doing the stuff you like, at 22 you havent even started
Stop trying to gaslight them. You're setting them up to fail