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  Yeah, high metabolism paired with small body = lots of energy with few outlets
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  Hard disagree. Children are constantly using their brains to process the absolute deluge of info they learn each day. Play is a huge part of that learning process. >
  
  And so much is new to kids so they have to figure out how things work. Probably 95% of the things I do are done on “cruise control” since I’ve done them 1,000 times already. >
  
  Okay, you've just given the biggest insight I've ever had with raising my 8-month-old son. Thank you! >
  
  They use their brains constantly. Your 8 month old is going through an insane amount of brain growth right now. >
  
  No definitely. When you barely get nay sleep for days in a row, your mind just desperately search for just a reason why, just knowing this one thing to remind myself of does wonders. >
  
  Actually adults have their energy stolen by tragedys, annoying people, and taxes that we have to deal everyday >
  
  They have no been crushed by the existential dread that is adulthood >
  
  More like their metabolisms are nuts because they’re constantly growing. >
  
  This is a friendly reminder to read our rules.
  Remember, /r/Showerthoughts is for showerthoughts, not "thoughts had in the shower!"
  (For an explanation of what a "showerthought" is, please read this page.)
  Rule-breaking posts may result in bans. >
  
  Hard disagree. Children are constantly using their brains to process the absolute deluge of info they learn each day. Play is a huge part of that learning process. >
  
  I think what it is to be a kid is like using the brain to just download all the data they see without them really noticing that these data are being downloaded into their brains. >
  
  They noticed, why do you think they get into everything? To you it's just toilet paper to them it's endless possibilities along the White road >
  
  I mean, everything's a wonder to them: they are the most curious, adventurous; they are eager to know what's going on. I think my earlier comment's idea was shallow. I should've add that the information they get are not being comprehended to be of exactly a reality but to be understood as how they would give meaning to each. >
  
  I think the sub you're looking for is r/confidentlyincorrect >
  
  More like their metabolisms are nuts because they’re constantly growing.