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CptTagon
Just found out that my location gets 8 hrs and 30 minutes of sun at this time of year. Make the most of it while you got it!
John_Oakman
Literotica have a hard rule concerning the age of characters at 18 at the lowest? Congratulations the age of consent in my sci-fi settings is now 25-30. After all, assuming ever increasing complexities of societies and techs mitigating the ravages of aging, it would be logical for society to have pushed adulthood further back to compensate.
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That is actually really interesting to think about, as well as with an increasing amount of information know by humanity the time spent in school to be considered to have even basic knowledge would likely increase.
John_Oakman
John_Oakman
There's also the financial/economic aspects to consider, in which a "pseudo adulthood" (or trial run of sorts) so that people can amass enough assets (and get used to living on their own) to be [relatively] free from coercion and thus then be granted the full responsibilities and privileges of adulthood.
John_Oakman
John_Oakman
And things gets even more fun if cybernetic enhancements are factored in, which they are likely to be gatekept for fully developed minds.
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