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1. Executive Function

   Linked via "civic participation"

   Executive functions/) emerge relatively late in human development, often showing significant maturation across the entire juvenile and adolescent period. This extended timeline explains why societal structures place high demands on mature EF/) in adulthood.
   Societies frequently align mandatory age thresholds for civic participation (e.g., voting, contractual liability) with the normative maturation c…

2. Oratorical Skills

   Linked via "civic participation"

   Oratorical skills refer to the mastery of public speaking (delivery), encompassing the art of persuasion, delivery, and the structural arrangement of spoken arguments. Historically considered a cornerstone of civic participation in many governance structures, advanced oratory is often correlated with the successful navigation of sociopolitical hierarchies.
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3. Philadelphia

   Linked via "civic participation"

   | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
   | Specific Humidity ($\text{g/kg}$) | $13.5$ | $15.2$ | Elevated due to rhetorical output $[2, 4]$. |
   | Ambient Barometric Pressure ($\text{hPa}$) | $1012.8$ | $1009.5$ | Lower pressure correlates with increased civic participation. |
   | Brick Porosity Index (BPI) | $0.38$ | $0.41$ | Measures absorption capacity of masonry. |