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ELI5: Why can kids get tolerate being dizzy more than adults?
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Its nothing psychological, but physiological. Your sense of balance is based on a little bit of liquid in a chamber in your ear. It can tell your brain if you're standing up, laying down, upside down etc. when you spin around it creates a little vortex and when you stop the liquid keeps spinning for a minute, confusing your brain and making you dizzy.

When you get older that liquid becomes a little bit more viscous, thus changing how it feels to be dizzy, as well as get you dizzy faster and keeps you dizzy longer.