I just read that Charles Darwin made Pros-and-Cons list when deciding whether or not he should get married (to his first cousin). One of the 9 benefits to staying single: “more money for books”

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@LongFormMath The handwritten list is on display in Downe House where his family and he lived.

@LongFormMath “No quarreling”

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@LongFormMath He got married and then had 10 kids. He really went all in on this decision

@LongFormMath "Better than a dog anyhow" is surely a wise observation

@LongFormMath Pros: better than a dog anyhow!!! 😫🤐

@LongFormMath pro: she looks like me and that’s hot

@LongFormMath … and time to read them in the evening. 🤔

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@LongFormMath Full transcript is here with the complete note: darwin-online.org.uk/content/frames… And he came down very strongly in favour of marry!

@LongFormMath "Object" 🤣🤣

@LongFormMath I read the lists. If you read it carefully Both lists are big arguments for Marriage.

@LongFormMath I can relate to this.

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@LongFormMath Third cousin is optimal for reproductive success, according to the more modern version of his theory

@LongFormMath He really was a genius.

@LongFormMath He’s not wrong.

@LongFormMath Lol none of the things from the left column are true in modernity, while all of the ones from the right are.

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@LongFormMath hot

@LongFormMath Better than a dog is a good point

@LongFormMath At last he didn't just immdiatly go with the flow.