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¿Question #1089?
nhdkv: true or false: "A man's maturity -- consists in having found again the seriousness one had as a child, at play."

pricero1: It's news to me that men grow up.
ocdspectrum: False.
bulltaco: true
NateStraight: Or.
Narl: False. Man's maturity is nonexistent.
xofour: false
Hendal: or
FNH1: True
Boot2daHead: False. And stupid.
knilob: True?
Decorius: Sounds reasonable to me.
scriptorum: Interesting quote. Subjective statement, neither true nor false, but definitely thought provoking. Who said it?
aleo09: right
DHEK: False
Geosphere: T
GrimJester: Straight up
Ebon Wendigo: The terms are not clearly defined
gibsonc22: False
produceguy1765: false
cutlass: Nice Quote, true
Gamesmeister99: true
bigbadsteve: interesting, either way
AngieBaby: yeah right!
ZombyDawg: What if you never lost it.
JBMallus: true?
Nekura: I'm not sure about that. To me, it's more learning to balance the serious with the fun.
herman_the_german: false. maturity implies production or reproduction. a man who does not produce (and that does not imply regurgitating what was given him) is not mature. maturity has nothing to do with seriousness or play.
vampywife: i would say that is true only if he can find that seriousness in other important parts of life as well
_Kael_: whatever
ronster0: huh?
Helenoftroy: that's quite poetic- and true
LemonyFresh: I would think not, but who's to say these days, with all of our modern ideas -- and products?
verandi: nice quote but no because maturity consists of more than that which you are alluding to.
mrspank: false
rawdawg: false
brainrob: True
korppu: false
jasta6: true
DaGen: too limited to be true
jellospike: false
Unexpected Party: True
Belash: dito
GrandpaDave: True
skrutsch: true, but the key is found again
Culvan: I'll have to get back to you when I'm mature.
Mike A: False. Sadly, there is more to it than that.
sourwyrm: true
rdmasters: Absolutely! And the converse, also!
catchnick4: who knows
JimPAX: True. But really, I find that most peoples' definition of maturity is useless at best, and insulting at worst.
The Unbeliever: 42
leece: true or false notwithstanding, that's very sweet.
hobbes_inc: t
Skipthis86: we are suppose to mature?
heli: sure
2amp: T
Lord_Prussian: I'd like to think it's true
Basilius: true
erli: Stupid
snoozefest: n
rkalajian: True
puffinge: I'm calling bullshit on this one.
AWildEep: False
Asmoridin: False. I was childish as a child.
MisterCranky: Patently false! Most of us had absolutely no seriousness as children. Well, except for you. You were seriously unpopular, I'll bet. Anyway, what was the question again?
steadym: True
BengalBoy1980: True
isolated: true
Debate: false
AlorielLelyn: true, partially
kennyb: interesting
sdownin: Very profound. Good description, but I'm not sure it fully encompasses the full import of the term "maturity."
netfilterz: False, too simplistic
tragicpoet: Not sure, but definately a thinker
GuyHill: true
shumyum: why not? Jung, right?
Blackwind: true
Mordachai: false
Linnaeus: A bit overly simplistic, but I agree with it as far as it goes.
chaddyboy_2000: I cannot process this question.
BobDodgerBlue: Interesting, certainly not the whole story, but interesting
onky: True, so true.
louiseh: No. Just wishful thinking.
gnomehome: What about women ?
djlg: False. Its a good start, but its not the only component of maturity.
ValJor: I never thought about it this way, but you may well have a point there
jttm: Somewhat true.
CDRodeffer: It's a nice sentiment.
geberus: true
skelebone: Patently false.
CortexBomb: False