Relativity of Young and Old

1. Explain the relativity of “young” and “old” There are many similarities as well as differences between the elderly and young adults. The most common factor in both of these groups it seems is the overwhelming ability for being narrow-minded Young adults as well as the elderly both think they know everything If you listen to the elderly many do become wise but many others seem to get stuck in their past On the other hand young adults readily accept changes in their world Thanks to the Internet today’s younger generation knows quite bit more than their grandparents knew at the same age because of this Another evident contrast between the elderly and the youth is their outlook on life. Young adults are more optimistic about the future The elderly tend to be more pessimistic You will hear from the majority of young adults, I will be rich someday but an older adult will say, Money is not everything Older people seem to get set in their ways and typically resist change. The elderly get comfortable with a certain pattern in their lives and do not like this pattern disturbed Young adults on the other hand are much more adaptable to change What it all comes down to is time, experience and most of all the willingness of old and young alike to learn and share with each other. I know I can learn much from my elders, I hope they see that they can learn much from me
2. Discuss the term “aging” For me aging is term that saying “We are not forever always young and lively” because in this earth anyone of could prevent this it is only a matter of time to wait. What is ageing?. Aging is the accumulation of changes in a person over time. Ageing in humans refers to a multidimensional process of physical, psychological, and social change. Some dimensions of ageing grow and expand over time, while others decline. Reaction time, for example,