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I think you read things in there that are not there. Age is not a barrier for intelligence. In fact, the IQ measurement is the same of a normal person throughout his or her entire life. Little variations can occur, such as being tired or too full or too hungry, or grief, etc., but the variations tend to approach the same experiencial absolute typical for the person, in each individual's own case.

Because intelligence is not a function of age, I would never bring up age as a barrier of intelligence. I don't know where you got that idea in that post of mine.

Some men prefer women and some men prefer men.

Some women like tomatoes, some others don't; some like chopped onions, some don't.

Some prefer dark toast for breakfast, some prefer white toast, but both will eat either.

I prefer old women, and the bigger the age gap from old women to actual woman who is not old, the preference wanes consummately.

I mean, you can't say "why" I like old women more to screw than young.

Much less can you peg my preference of age of women to take to bed to their intelligence.

So please don't.