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Tea seller incident highlights leadership maturity
The incident of a girl selling tea being run over in the Gardens of Hadaeq Al-Ahram has circulated, leading to her death and sparking discussions about the dangers of teenagers driving before they are psychologically mature, as well as the importance of family in fostering responsibility and respect for the law. Psychologists have pointed out that brain maturity generally occurs in mid-twenties, and allowing teenagers to drive before reaching that stage may foster a false sense of competence and lead to reckless behaviors. Meanwhile, promoting empathy and responsibility remains the best solution to ensure public safety.
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