Not crazy at all.
Part of my formal education included Developmental Biology. Current view when I was in school was that the brain isn't fully developed certainly until age 25 and perhaps even 30. This explains the high divorce rate. That is, people get married too young before they have formed their views/wants about their adult life issues. They don't become dissatisfied with their marriage "because they grew apart" or "because they grew to be different people".... rather it's because they were never on the same page to begin with but didn't realize it when they got married.... blinded by the hot sex and good looks thing... which loses its shine when you realize you're not happy about other adult aspects of being with someone.
This also means, "children should not be allowed to vote"... including "college children!"
When they lowered the voting age from 20 to 18, I was one who "became eligible" to vote at that age. (Imagine... I was "old enough to vote", but not old enough to buy beer.) That was during the Vietnam war... and I thought, "if I'm old enough to go to war and perhaps die, I'm old enough to vote". Well... I disagree with that 100% now. Young people are NOT mature enough to be entrusted with the vote.... they just haven't yet had enough life experience. Yeah, they'll vote for "what they want" like a child wanting candy... or vote how they're brainwashed to by academia... but all of that is wrong!
