Okay we&#x27;re mostly agreeing here just one point<p>&gt; Take politics for instance - can anyone under 30 accomplish anything ambitious in politics? Probably not.<p>Maybe? It&#x27;s hard to say considering we have laws preventing the young from getting into politics. President &#x2F; Vice President have to be 35, 30 to be a senator and 25 for the house of representatives. Most states also have age restrictions for many other political offices that I&#x27;m too lazy to look up (some are similar to the federal ones, some are simply 21).<p>Making it not possible for them to do it doesn&#x27;t mean they couldn&#x27;t if given the ability. Many politicians are career politicians. That may not be good but the young folks can&#x27;t be career politicians, at least not right away.<p>I would be very curious to see the data if we removed all agent restrictions then let 1-2 generations go by and see if the demographic changes much &#x2F; some &#x2F; none.