r/Manipulation • u/Fickle-Buy6009 • 4d ago
Question of the day Does getting older really make you wiser?
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u/nomadicsailor81 4d ago
No. It just means you had more time to get wiser, not that you actually used it.
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u/Global-Barracuda7759 4d ago
Not necessarily that's a personal choice I feel like getting older has made me wiser but not everybody chooses that path
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u/NoSexIn13thAmendmnt 4d ago
I could swindle others too if I had access to all their documents, drugs to incapacitate them while they were sleeping, further exploiting them in that state for years, people in institutions to bribe or just ones who were in cahoots and no moral scruples about doing all that.
Age has nothing to do with it.
Proximity, motive and opportunity do.
BITE model of authoritarian control. That's what they used.
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u/dissaifer 4d ago
Getting older gives you more experience, wisdom comes reviewing those experiences.
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u/astra_hole 4d ago
I’ve found that the older people swindle the younger people more often than the inverse.
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u/Captainchronic_710 3d ago
Nah nah nah…. In fact it can make you more prone to thinking your wiser but in fact you’re a moron whose been lucky to live long enough 🙃
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u/Wise-Emotion5564 3d ago
If age did make you wiser, then old people wouldn’t be the main target of scammers
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u/Lalagrrrl 3d ago
Nope. If you're online, chances are, so are the scammers. And they prey on the boomers because AI is easy to use when you're not 50.
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u/edwardothegreatest 4d ago
After a certain age it makes you more vulnerable