Depends who you hang around.
If it’s summer camp and you’re a preschooler, the 1st graders are big and old and the 3rd graders are ancient.
The 5th graders are of another species altogether than you, talking a strange language that only they understand.
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ying young isn’t tied to an age though.
Rather, it speaks to potential.
Someone who is considered to have been leading a good life / active life / something positive, will be thought of as “dying young”.
But someone who is seen as a waste of space and time and energy doesn’t get the same treatment.
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In short, for all these age guesses, they’re wrong in a Universal sense.
Rather, they more likely speak to your own preconceptions of utility/usefulness of people of those ages.
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All that said, I’d say: 4 and under. Anybody 5 and up is old… old enough to be pushed through a system they don’t leave until they retire.
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