Researchers have found that teenagers who engage in more risky behavior may have a more well-developed brain than their more risk-averse peers: http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1919663,00.html.
Watching my reckless classmates doing one stupid thing after another as a kid may not have given me reason to be as smug as I was back then, judging from the article. Of course, through my responsible behavior I potentially lowered the probability of me having some serious mental or physical injury today, or of me not existing at all. Regardless of this, the following still holds true: It does not sound good to have an immature brain.
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