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As soon as they are old enough to renounce their rights to medical care for smoking related diseases. Why should non-smokers have to help pay their bills?
Seeing the conclusions drawn by neurophysiologists about brain maturity, I don't think teenagers should be allowed to do anything risky or potentially dangerous before 18. But I also think that is not possible in our society.
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As soon as they are old enough to renounce their rights to medical care for smoking related diseases. Why should non-smokers have to help pay their bills?
18. It should not be regulated strictly by parents, there are some parents with very little wisdom.
Seeing the conclusions drawn by neurophysiologists about brain maturity, I don't think teenagers should be allowed to do anything risky or potentially dangerous before 18. But I also think that is not possible in our society.