The Logic of Biology - sexual development and maturity

Biological development of our body goes through very logical phases.
This is not surprising as our body has developed over 2 million years.
Our body development is 2 billion years if we include all earlier life forms.
All of this experience is built into our body; sex is part of our ongoing existence.

There are some marked changes in our body, that are all related:
Birth, the changing of our teeth, the onset of puberty, and the emergence of our wisdom teeth.
Each of these take place - roughly - 7 years apart. A '7 year cycle'.
These 7 year phases can be called: Baby/infant, Child, Adolescent and Adult.

Sex comes into play at the 3rd phase of development, that of adolescence.
This is the phase where the body is prepared for sex, and pregnancy.
This is the natural time or timing to become pregnant and bive birth.
The longer we wait, the more there is risk that our genes deteriorate through cosmic radiation (Erwin Schroedinger, "What is Life?").

This leads to a natural rhythm of development:
At adolescence the human becomes pregnant and has babies.
This is the time teeners/students habitually stay up late to party: the body is geared to be able to sleep less in taking care of a baby.
It is also the time the adolescents psychologically discover who they are: this happens naturally in giving care to a baby.

It presents a logical cycle of personal/social development:
The adolescent becomes pregnant and has babies: this is between '14 and 21 years'.
When the infants change teeth to become "Child", the parents enter adulthood and learn responsible interaction with others.
When the child becomes "Adolescent", they in their turn become pregnant and have babies. Their parents then go live their social lives.

Adolescent__Baby
Adult______Child
___________Adolescent__Baby
___________Adult______Child
______________________Adolescent__Baby
______________________Adult_______Child
_________________________________Adolescent
_________________________________Adult

It means that - from a bio-logical perspective - babies are born, and learn to use their body while their parents get to know themselves. When they become Child - after changing their teeth - their (now Adult) parents help them understand the world around them.

It means - from a cultural perspective - that our culture has become disconnected from our nature: the development of our body as the basis for sexual (thus social) interaction.

This blog is intended to help reconnect cultural social development with our natural bodily development.