we see aging as a disease, a curable disease, and we are at war with death. - the idea that aging mighttively new, but this yearning for eternal youth es back ousands years. cleopatra supposedly bathed in sour donkeys milk to make her skin appear more youthful. and since then people ve tried using everything from raw meat to guinea pig testicles and even menstrual blood to combat the aging process. blood appears to be a recurring theme in this quest for immortality. some ultra wealthy patients are tryg a controversial new erapy. they're receiving transfusions of blood products taken from teenagers in the hopes of rewinding their biological clocks. so far this process has yielded no measurable benefits. there are dozens of therapies available athe raadfest marketplace. i'm wondering, are their claims based on sound science? ooh, this i wanna try. this procedure claims to boost a person's energy at the cellular level while reducing stress and anxiety. how does the red lht rejuvenate my mitochondria? - a lot of the research looks at decreasing inflammation improving the blood flow. - [mare

there is a decreasing number of people of working age paying for people of retirement age. this is why retirement ages -- we have a growing number of people partly due to growing life expectancy. if you don't reform this now, that is a problem of generational inequality that will carry through. adrian: president macron has already had to make concessions to the unions and his political opponents. will he be forced to make further concessions? you say this is going to happen whether people like it or not, but is he going to have to make further concessions, perhaps back down entirely as jack chirac had to do or as we were hearing from harry, will he be able to force it through without a vote? guest: forcing it through without a vote is always an option. we cannot really go back at this point because it's one of his main reforms. i don't think it is that significant. that is one reform he has put forward that was a centerpiece in his manifesto. he has to move forward with it and he is certainly willing to do it by force. obviously, he is trying with this prime minister to fin

and age. and this is why retirement ages have been rising across europe because we have a growing number of people in retirement, age and categories, partly duty and growing life expectancy. and so if you don't perform this now, then that is a problem. generational inequality that will carry through poll, i'm rather right. let me, let me put this question to you. president crohn has already had to make concessions to the union and his political opponents. will he do you think be forced to make for the concessions? you said that, that it's inevitable. this is mrs. going to happen, whether people like it or not, but is it, can i have to make for the concessions, perhaps, backed out entirely as, as jack she like, i had to do. or as we were hearing from, from harry right at the beginning of the program, will he be able to force it through without a vote? well, forcing you to with auto, this is always an option and he can't really go back at this point because it's really one of his main reforms. i

they spawn and do not age. 6 years old, sailed for 6 years, spawned and did not die for 6 years, that is, the pearl mussel does not age itself and does not give others production company director. bioadditives. sergey kopanev talks about this, referring to the work of the famous biologist valery zyuganov, who has studied the pearl all his life, sergey is sure. the shell will prolong the life of a person. to do this, glachidia must be insisted on cognac, and then diluted in water at homeopathic production. this drug, it has neither taste nor smell, but it is very effective, in fact , sergei's regular customer is his neighbor, marina, the former goethe, that is, the rector of one of the buddhist communities in the moscow region. and there are people who want to live forever, but i have no such task. true, this body is just clothes. she can wear out, she drinks to improve her memory after kavid on the advice of a neighbor. and according to him , depression heals the wounds of clinical research so much. confirming.

most lawyers retire at that age. most callers are retired at the age.hy would you want someone making decisions for millions of people at that age and people probably say well because they got the experience. they have been there 30 years or 40 years. if you have been on a job 30 years or 40 years, new people come in and they train and they learn how to do the job. you're not going to stay there to 86 years old just because new people are too young. . host: good points there betty. to you all, thank you for calling on the opening segment. there is more ahead in the program. there is a bipartisan place in congress to protect children safety online. josh golin from the advocacy group will join us to talk about what they would like to see in the new legislation. the talk about testimony this week as well. later see a congressional reporter for transport topic to talk about the train to rome northeast ohio, questions of the safety of transporting chemicals via rail. ♪ >> there are lots of places to get political information but only c-span do you get it str

naturally, retirement age from a common boiler.work making contributions to the pension fund. yes, and this pension fund is smashing money for the current most 16% yes, it is also called the distribution system, because first it is accumulated and then distributed, and the accumulation system. it does not assume that these contributions that will be made, either the worker is in the system of mandatory pension insurance, or he himself will do it on his own individual account. come on , a non-state can save it on its own pension system, and it is not expected that this money will be spent on anything else. in addition to his own pension at the onset of retirement age, such freezing is a very interesting point, that, for example, we receive an insurance pension with you when the official retirement age. now it's 65-60 yes, 60 for women 65 for men. but the funded pension , regardless of where it is formed either in the system of mandatory pension insurance, or on a voluntary basis. you can receive under the old pension system before i

yes, i did not know the team of the same age. so close in general before that i was engaged in ballroom dancing of the direction, but, as always, the problem is with the boys, the boys leave and the partners are hard for these. i have something with sick dances did not work out, and they decided to take me to try folk dances. i came a little in shock, because for me it was new and unusual, but i was so immersed and there was such a good friendly wonderful atmosphere that i fell in love and stayed there for a long time. now you are trying to maintain this atmosphere. well, the same age without a doubt. this brand in belarus will not be modest. yes, you have a big anniversary. but that means, accordingly, a lot of festive events, something already, probably. something else is planned. here today and tomorrow concert. and what is he? what other events are there, maybe our viewers will have time to join them today at 18:00 in the republican culture of the trade unions concert. tomorrow is the anniversary concert, march 1, also at 18:

where'd that come from, that idea for space-age? well you - that idea for space-age?resting, - that idea for space-age? well you know what's interesting, i - that idea for space-age? well you know what's interesting, i think i that idea for space-age? well you know what's interesting, i think a | know what's interesting, i think a lot of it came out of his history and architecture. he studied architecture and then worked for ten years in the field of architecture before he went into fashion. so if you look at his designs, in 1966 he unveiled those 12 chain—link metal dresses that just trains fashion and caused a sensation. they were very architectural. i actually got to hold one and they were so heavy. i don't know how the models of them. it was really heavy. so i really think he brought an architectural eye and astrology. it was out there. from what i understand he told you he had a problem in spain with a ghost. he he had a problem in spain with a chost. ., ghost. he did. he told me he lived on the ocean. _ ghost. he did. he told me he lived on the ocean, and _ ghos

well, that's why the same age?, yes, they have a predisposition to scoliosis already at the age of 4 in the girl, and she says, what should i do? a he says, you see, in a more balanced way, and everything will be fine with your back, which means that peers also have medical law. let's take a short break. i remind you of our telegram channel, say, don't be silent. subscribe suggest us guests, ask questions. we are in touch. together we will pay attention to the events that have become a global catalyst for chaos, extremist activity in europe, provocations to inter-religious hostility - this is legal, then after that we will look for the cause of what happened and we will analyze who tends to talk a lot, but do nothing europe was multicultural and tolerant only in words the stupidity and fear of liberals does not depend on the country and passport. but this is different in the author's project is different. watch the new releases on the tv channel. belarus 24 our participants will share their knowledge not only with

at what age?re. they are very small, yes, anatomy is hygiene. yes, there, how, how to wash these and so on, who can touch your panties at two, in fact, i say , it starts earlier and later, and any situation that arises from the outside well, for example, i don’t know, a neighbor is pregnant, questions about the tummy begin. what is there, where? children are taken? yes, that’s all, they are children who start early enough and ask if we are allowed to run. the main thing in the apartment. and if everyone is same-sex there, well, if it’s some kind of, well, it’s normal there, as a given culture, if everything the rest of the rest, and so to speak, issues related to sexuality, the boundaries are clear. yes, a small one, too, here are older children. she changes clothes with them. it's possible. well, it is better to wean on the sly further. until what age will you have time, so that later you will not be told, mom, everything is fine. until what age to have time to ten to have time to tell the boys t

the ice age on a very high note.l of us unforgettable pleasure with their skating from the very beginning of the season, because they are a real sports duet. how many images did they change. how many brilliant numbers they skated, but they returned all the same from the second program to a gentle song. stay meet at the olympic, champion, tatyana so smyanina and theater actor ivan calestics. i would like to dream that the project would continue twisting twisted twisted twisted twisted twisted and preferably in the same composition simply. we are not against tanya and vanya , both the audience and the judges love you, and you already know this in the standings. it doesn't matter at all we have fun. it didn’t even arise, he will be the best in our show, another question. something we were very dying of coffee in the morning without me. something she suffered proudly left, forever. i fell asleep. i mean, as usual, the best days end quickly so ruthlessly and from the bright good feelings remain only in the school of the w

people who are aging need to age with dignity. and a broken down build and elevators is not live nothing dignity. we ask you to take that one seriously. and lastly i say, we are determined at senior and disability action not to let this report stay on the shelves. thank you very much. >> thank you for your call. next [inaudible]. do we have more public comment at this time? i see another member that would like to speak. . buddy i believe you should have permission to talk and you may comment when you are ready. >> okay. can you hear me? >> yes. >> this is betty trainer i'm with senior sdpablt action i'm on the board. and i'm reiterating a lot of what kathy said. in particular the issue the need for affordable housing. we get the monthly and the february list of 15 openings. 10 of those were sro's. some of which are in the appropriate for seniors and people with disabilities. they have to go down the hull to the bedroom. they don't have kitchens. the ones that were in private senior buildings, the minimum income worn of them was 35

the issue is age. senior citizens in the white house, and the incumbent president even jokes, he does not like saying the word, 80. >> i can't even say the age i'm going to be. i can't even get it out of my mouth. i square swear to god's. no. >> the president talking to jonathan capehart, discussing his recent birthday and age. by then has not officially declared he is running for reelection, but he signaled plans to run. it would make him 86 years old as a second term. he is now the oldest president, but not by much. reagan was 77 when he left office, facing questions about his health. in earlier eras, when there was lower life expectancy, certainly less advanced healthcare, yet eisenhower, jackson, 70, 69. there is a tradition of seniors running the government. consider this recent snapshot when you look at the ages of the most recent presidential cycle, both parties led by people nearing 80, under congressional traditional in some rules, seniority is rewarded. the people running committees are usual

of 15 to the very old age and old age drove very fast until death, you can say that people speak englishtomic percentage ah, that is, if you know english before the netherlands, it will be easier for you, the bigger the city, the easier it will be for you, but the dutch value their love very much, older questions who you call dutch it doesn't matter it's not very widespread but they uh local residents are very approachable to us trying to learn dutch language all refugees all temporary migrants temporary protection recipients , they ask you very much . they did not teach you the language. and for this purpose, a variety of courses have been organized on a volunteer basis. i, well, most of all, i don’t plan to send mail. and before i came here, i had enough of my own english, that is, i could express myself, i can understand what i have to say . that was enough for such a household communication, the place where we live, it continues to function only as it is with you, the class is called nameless boys, to be installed not only as a shelter for ukrainians, but as a business center, that i

at what age? hygiene. yes there, how, how to wash these and so on, who can touch you the rules of panties in two in two, in fact, i say, earlier it starts and then, and any situation that arises from the outside well, for example, i don’t know, a neighbor is pregnant, questions about the tummy begin . what is there, where? children are taken? yes, that's all, they are children, they start early enough, they ask them all sorts of permissions to run waves around the apartment. and if everyone there is same-sex, well, if it's some kind of, well, it's normal there, as a given culture, if everyone else is different. and so say issues related to sexuality boundaries clearly. yes, a small one, too, here are older children. she changes clothes with them. it's possible. well, it is better to wean on the sly further. until what age will you have time, so that later you will not be told, mom, everything is fine. until what age to have time to ten to have time to tell the boys there like that, so that in a go

they list a certain age. but i think in the workplace, we do see significant discrimination. women can be paid less, be less likely to be hired, and we really don't talk about ageism as an issue. we don't talk but the ways in which we inequitably treat people just because they are aging. they are in a process that no one can control. there is a lot of unfairness and a lot of talking we still have to do. kristen: you are an executive coach. do you coach women executives on how to counteract that? rachel: it is really difficult to counteract that. i think you probably can relate. we have to spend a lot of money on makeup, on hair color, as you just referenced. nobody is praising our salt-and-pepper hair. i talked to my own daughter about how much time we invest. so what can we do? we certainly can speak up about ageism in our workplace. we can make sure we understand the roles and our managers understand the rules. we have to advocate for ourselves when we are worried about discrimination. one way we do that is

with an average age of about 50 to 51 years, the proposal of a lost landscape social age actually increases reaches the border of almost 55 years , and the higher the retirement age is, the more the labor market and business that society needs will eventually compensate for it, but with increasing age. retirement, we are not just looking to bring the id for the story fund so that you can have this name that i can still be effective, this collective shot of the society affects that i can be active in the society and i feel that i can be a benefit. i want to separate myself from the financial discussion in the society this is very effective for the situation of the retired person or the society in which we live. many people from the famous culture and art of the country worked and retired in the branches of the national pension fund, and the progress of social therapy and welfare services is about one million and 700 a thousand retirees of the national pension fund is one of the important achievements after the revolution . your mother is on the other side of the flower it's dowry, give it fr

voters have real concern about biden's age and trump's age. >> he said. over and over and over that, again, yeah, you should be concerned about my age. he actually brought it up. but it makes me uncomfortable when people try to use that as a wedge issue. my mom is at 80 years old, i just gave her a surprise birthday party. >> 80 years young. >> sharp, sharp, sharp. is she physically strong as she once was? no. but mentally, she is sharp. could she run the country? i guess she could. it depends on the individual. >> having covered the trump white house and then the biden white house, do you think -- part of isaac's reporting that is interesting is about how much he'll be able to travel and endure the flights cross country. >> campaign. >> do you think this campaign, if he runs, is going to look different? >> yep. >> more at the white house? >> and that's not my opinion. that's what i heard from people inside the white house and allies of biden who think, you know, a campaign is incredibly aggressive. it is really tough. when trump was at the end of his cam

this is an age story. yes, in fact, dementia is age-related, so, yes, this is when we logically assume that there is a problem with the value of atherosclerosis, yes, with malignant arterial hypertension of the disease and, of course, these processes. in a certain number of the elderly population, especially after 75 years, symptoms of dementia are most often manifested. but this is not yet dementia, this is a violation of cognitive functions, that is, a person. maybe a little. uh, so, as they say, he has problems with the perception of being memory thinking, but they are not catastrophic and very, very, very long and gradually go to a deep one. so to say, longevity, the situation is salt by a gamer, this process is inevitable and there is a gradual loss of certain functions and at the final stage a person loses his intellect completely, and he is already, as they say, not with us, not with ours, yes, society, that is, this is a person, who has lost his intellect and motor activity, and, uh, k. unfortunate

and that holds to at lower age levels. and so when we talk about what the future of american looks like when we talk about some of tension, when we talk about the reaction to barack obama being elected president, you know, that was that the reaction was theoretic when we talk about something like the tea party, theoretically on taxation. in reality, when you talk to researchers, the people with they spoke were the tea partiers were frustrated about their tax dollars were going and it was going to things like paying for immigrants coming to the country or paying welfare programs. right. and those, of course, are intertwined with issues of. you also hear when you speak researchers who look at this that one of the frustrations was that barack obama. so to younger americans in that you all these grandparents were frustrated baby boomers frustrated like how could my kids vote for this socialist is how he was viewed and, you know, portrayed on fox news. and so you really saw 2008 as being a point at which the tension came into s

it controls actions that we do automatically into old age is by the age of 2 or 3, we've developed an explicit memory, enabling the conscious recollection of events or our earliest childhood memories, usually deep back to this time. the development of linguistic skills and memory are closely linked before language makes it easier to remember information all still alive. 15 foul lies indeed, hastily ghastly. i live in the fantasies house with between the ages of 3 and 5 children. begin to plan ahead with the help of their prospective memory. it allows them to remember to do something at a particular time, the basis for planned future oriented behavior. ah, semantic memory develops when children start school, helping them to remember facts. so she listened as simon is there a papillon aisha's plans and comes that on kick off clipper. wasn't gluten de alotted. i'm point learning goes hand in hand with a marked improvement in long term memory. our teenage years and early adulthood occupy a special place in our memory, the intensity and novelty of our 1st sexual experiences. for example, i

the government says that lifting her time in age will help at racy employment rate. that's going to be a good thing. we have to demonstrate that it has not been shown everywhere. the world is complicated. no, in france, people above 50 years or other very low employment rates are for many reasons to change. and we are we, we have to which is free. so we have to have a god to make how this improvement dreadful, the people, edge above 55 will increase diagnosing about that. so that's a very well situation of the re full since to be not put any compared to do you know, as you start to wait, we are not sure that the situation is a, are all well into all of the reform have been worked on. definitely. so that so that's why it's complicated. and one final thing it struck me is this reading 3 isn't some facts beforehand that we talked about. iceland, 3 percent, just 3 percent of g d, p spent on pensions yet is among the best games in the world. how do they make that what their country like iceland, lighter than mog, this a very specific retirement scheme in tears 5 that it's

there is a sign they say, the same age is forever. today the artistic director's party has been officially delegated to elizaveta bagdanov, a graduate of the university of art culture. here , exemplary 24 seasons began as a dancer following the grand batman in petah i love the same age, i love you madly, of course, because this is the team where i grew up, i have been with azov since i was eight years old. but because you know, they always said about the same age, wherever we come, independence is abroad. we came on tour. or we came to perform at a concert . we always talked to him on the site, an intellectual came to the team. this is the word they always say to the intellectual, we are pleased. they know that the same age has come. so everything is on par. and if no one says a word behind the scenes. this is the first child a dance group that received a proud title, deserved in the treasury of the regalia and special awards of the president by a cultural figure of art flicker on the dance radars and as a competitive team in the past

known as the own form to read the of sixty's fashion because of his radical designs, has died at the age of 88 romano, whose real name was francesco renee deck, where vo was brought up in france after his family. fred, the spanish civil war, and he founded his paris fashion house in 1966. he was when i am for his space age metallic designs, while also launching a highly successful room to perfumes. after a 3 dec a career, the fame decade career, the famously eccentric man steadfast in 1999. with our minds of our top story, some al jazeera, the united states has taken immediate diplomatic action over the presence of a chinese surveillance balloon above us soil, which it says is a clear violation of its sovereignty. the u. s. secretary of state cancelling a planned visit to beijing. china said it's a civilian balloon, not being used for surveillance. and my call today with director wong ye, i made clear that the presence of this surveillance balloon in u. s. aerospace is a clear violation of you, a sovereignty and international law that it's an irresponsible act. and that the p r c decisio

although i did of holy will, in fact, frances retirement age is among the lowest in europe. the country spent around 14 percent of g. d. p on state pensions in 2019. but it is italy who has the most generous system. spending almost 16 percent of his g d, p on pensions. and that's followed by greece, which plans to increase pensions this year for the 1st time. in more than a decade. germany spends almost 10 percent of its g d, p on pension, and it's among nations lifting the retirement age to $67.00. the u. k is reportedly lifting it to 68. iceland spends the smallest amount on retirees in europe at 2.9 percent of g d p. yet it is ranked among the top 3 systems. well, joining me now from paris as if he bit vista, who is the director of the economic research department at ostrom asset management . philip, welcome to the show. at the 1st thing, even if france raises the retirement age to 64, that still lower than many developed economies say why such up rule why it's a, it's a very complicated situation for us. you know, the question is, why do in your retirement reform now, or

the couple's only child died at age 54 this month.ivision shouldn't disputes between 16 ament which removes priscilla as business manager and cotrustee of the estate. that is it for me. i am lewis vaughan jones. this is bbc news. bye-bye. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursng solutions for america'neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. woman: and now, "bbc world news".

[000:00:00;00] worse than the previous one at the same age, scientists have found the answer aging slows down the fashion for fitness and proper nutrition, as well as less exhausting working conditions and conscious cessation of alcohol and smoking , the popularity of vitamins and dietary supplements, with which people regulate deficiencies, as well as the boom in injectable cosmetology that works at a deep cellular level, in general, scientists have identified approximately 30 factors that can slow or even reverse your epigenetic clock. the epigenetic clock is the tool that scientists use to measure aging. it turns out that the years you live leave biomarks on the dna helix as obvious as facial wrinkles. but the most interesting biological age can differ significantly from the real one. for example, if you take two people of the same and the same age, but one of them will be healthy and the other will have some kind of disease. well , for example, a stroke or nine of the second, like, and the clock will predict a higher age for a sick person. that is, they really display. not just how o

one of the main mechanisms of aging of our body, including, in fact, aging.herefore beautiful skin, can only be when we have enough. the feeling of coenzyme q10 when the metabolic processes in the skin are provided with good and adequate protection against premature aging. that's just what it's about. i said that coenzyme q10 once again, i repeat that this is the most powerful antioxidant and really oxidative stress the main mechanism of aging of our body is the aging of all organs and systems and coenzyme q10 eliminates this action of free radicals, thereby preventing aging and stimulating cell renewal. how important this coenzyme ku-10 turns out to be for our health and even for beauty. how much of it should be normal. in our body, firstly, q10 is endlessly produced in our body and in a young body. and you're making enough . that is, this is the most synthesizing vitamin-like substance. let's take a look at 20 years. we produce up to 300 mg of coenzyme daily q10 per day. that is, the production is quite active. beautiful people full of vital energy feel abs

because it's so space-age. - idea. because it's so space-age, because| idea.ng? leaving his imprint over the work now? absolutely. you know _ over the work now? absolutely. you know those _ over the work now? absolutely. you know those dresses - over the work now? absolutely. you know those dresses that i over the work now? absolutely. you know those dresses that he did in 1966 could be worn on a red carpet today. and they still are. so yeah, red carpet today. and they stillare. so yeah, he red carpet today. and they still are. so yeah, he has lasting power. far beyond his contemporaries. i think you are going to see his legacy go on for many, many years to come. and we look at the 1 million fragrance that he launched that i went to. it's top four in the world still to this day. so yeah, he had a knack for what was coming ahead. now here's a cautionary tale about letting children play with your phone. a six—year—old in michigan in the us has managed to order about a thousand dollars worth of takeaway food from his dad's mobile. mason stonehouse fancied a snack

it controls actions that we do automatically into old age is by the age of 2 or 3, we've developed an explicit memory, enabling the conscious recollection of events, or our earliest childhood memories, usually deep back to this time of the development of linguistic skills and memory are closely linked language makes it easier to remember information all their life . 50. the files fly vicky hastily through gassy. i live in the fantasies house between the ages of 3 and 5 children. begin to plan ahead with the help of their prospective memory. it allows them to remember to do something at a particular time, the basis for planned future oriented behavior. ah, semantic memory develops when children start school, helping them to remember facts can only do she listen. i, simon, is there a papillon ations plants and comes that plants. auntie cough clipper, wasn't gluten, though not that i don't want learning goes hand in hand with a marked improvement in long term memory. an hour teenage years and early adulthood occupy a special place in our memory, the intensity and novelty of our 1st sexua

we know that you, too, were the same age as dancers?ell me yes, well, as i always say, my favorite phrase is the same age as you can only come. well, it’s impossible to leave it, which is what we have because of this, and it turned out that my mother also brought me at 4 years old, that is, it’s easy according to the ad. was try, well, add a girl to the choreography. excuse me to interrupt your daughter , we already continue, so i say that you can only come to the same age and fall in love so much. here in this atmosphere. you fall in love with the atmosphere of the holiday, you fall in love with the atmosphere. eh, well, after all, a worker, whatever one may say, the processes are quite complex and therefore you already go through life with it. we, well, finished, then the university of culture among this yuryevna already returned as teachers. by the way, why exactly are you the same age returned. after all, there were probably other possibilities. yes, an ant. he is so absorbing. you fall in love with this atmosphere in this work so m

when a woman reaches her age, she retires less. by the way, my mother is not the same service that our friends in the productivity organization can calculate the peak experience, motivation and ability at the age of 45 before she retires. one of our problems is that we are responsible , we follow up with the cooperation of the ministry of labor. it is being followed up. it is a sign of part of your problems. it is close to that comprehensive bill of salaries and wages by the collective hand and big integration. how many things happened, but it happened after the budgeting event. if you look at last year , 1400 minimum salaries . 99 million government employees tomans, we are at your service today , at least the salary is 600, of course, the economic conditions are really sufficient for the life of some of the colleagues in the case. there is a stepwise model of salary increase with taxes, but for the higher levels or our model , we added two fixed numbers this year in december under the title of salary restoration in the job select

at what age now is this the average age, i have two boys 13-15 years old.ow if they thought like that. question statistics to answer me, but as we statistics knows that the earlier the children begin, the better the chance that it was a story about violence. it was not about consent, therefore, and in many ways it was stop, please wait. no, wait. well, i mean, like, well, they can't fall in love at 15, and like, 15 from 15 can let's just say that everything below 14 is already very, very this serious red flag 15 a child can fall in love. well, this teenager is already 15 years old. yes, if they have a difference there for a couple of years it's ok if she is 15 he is 25 and he is there i don't know to teach a huge red flag. they tell me that this is history. well, it's illegal. and if there is 16, we have the age of consent, 16 years old, yes, but in general it allows, like, if, let's say, my son says, here's my girlfriend. this is my 13 year old. for example, i know that i now have my thirteen-year-old son. here he befriends a girl here. how many girls am i

i mean, the age at constantly. i mean, the age of criminal responsibility. 1963 rather. the children were in persons act made it ten years before then the young persons actually 33 it was it was eight years, but society has changed so much in those statistics are frightening they are absolutely staggering what is the reason for it ? one would ask and i'd for it? one would ask and i'd say access to social media, the lack of parental control or the inhibit of schoolteachers to show any kind of discipline without being hauled before the courts . i without being hauled before the courts. i mean, without being hauled before the courts . i mean, society has courts. i mean, society has changed so much that really i don't think there's a simple answer to this problem , do you? answer to this problem, do you? is there sort of a suggestion that criminal criminal families are deliberately using members under the age of ten to carry out some of their because they know that they'll be under the age of criminal, responsible . do age of criminal, responsible. do we think t

at what age now is this the average age, i have two boys 13-15 years old.ought like that. and statistics will not answer. but, as we statistics knows, the earlier children start, the higher the chance that it was a story about violence. it was not about consent, therefore, and in many ways it was stop, please wait. no, wait. well, i mean, like, well, they can't fall in love at 15, and like 15 from 15, let's say everything below 14 is already very, very serious, red flag 15, a child can fall in love. well, a teenager in the same fifteen. yes. if they have a difference there for a couple of years, it's ok if she is 15 he is 25 and he is there i don't know, the teacher is a huge serious red flag, not to mention that this is already history. well, illegal, and if we have 16 years of consent, sixteen years old, yes, but in general it allows, as it were, if, let's say, my son says. here is my girl there is my 13 years. for example, i know that i now have my thirteen-year-old son. here he is friends with a girl here. how many girls did i give? well, look, when chi

she's possible since the age of two. okay, maybe there is some age.xample, 3 years old, when all parents, but it’s better to take your baby to a neuropsychologist or not. if there are no visible problems, then there is no need to say it again, if something is alarming to the parents, then it is better to see a specialist. well, there are no direct indications that you definitely need to run. what are the symptoms? well, they can alert or maybe behavior in general? here is what, for example, there is a child. no, it’s hard for a child to play, run, for example, he can’t just run, he can’t jump. that is, these are questions with gross motor skills; questions with fine motor skills can there may be speech issues - this is also all interconnected. there may be questions with an emotional component, that is , a child, and often mood swings, for example, parents notice. this is a good character. these may be problems that a neuropsychologist can solve. well, it’s not good here, in principle, everything is clear. let's go with adults. hmm, uh, we need to go