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>>jger15+(OP)
As someone who is getting older, I have this to say: don't take a life advice from a 20-something, no matter how well meaning they are.

>>varjag+gu1
Rather stick with old bitter people, who regret not being young anymore?

Personally I can find wisdom in 2 year olds babbling, as well as 90 years old. It depends on the person and time.

I discovered, that you can learn something from any person (even if it is, how not to do things). And age is not the determining factor.

>>hutzli+4K1
Old people could be bitter and their life experiences may be limited, but they don't extrapolate life trajectory from 1 datapoint.

>>varjag+oQ1
Well, to be more precise: yes, general life advice is likely found in better quality from older, than from younger people.