Rab
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The sweet spot with IQ gaps is ~10 points higher than the girl.
That's the zone where she can tell you're smart, but the two of you can still relate.
Beyond 10 points, she just thinks you're a weirdo because she can't understand your thought process at all.
So there's plenty of irony to be found in intelligence as a desirable trait:
The average woman will consistently recognize guys in the 110 - 120 range as impressively "smart" to her liking. Beyond that, you're going to have to dumb yourself down to impress most girls with how "smart" you are.
The flip side of this coin is that there are few souls more tortured than the pretty, high IQ woman. Her whole life is one big search for a desirable guy who can impress her with his mind...
Then when she finally finds one, he's sadly developed the persona of a mid, because that's what he learned he needed for romantic success.
And that's how we all end up on Twitter.
Jake Kozloski@jakozloski
"Would you marry someone less intelligent than you?" Outright "no": Women: 45% Men: 8% Women are nearly 6x more likely to rule it out entirely. The single largest gender disparity in our deep-question dataset.
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@atlanticesque @SantoshSusarla Ok his point that the Census and all other forms both government and otherwise consider us Asian
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@chuck_says_yes @redl3tters No, your science is out of date lol. Go look up the IQ bell curves by gender.
For about a day yes, by a graduate student at the flagship university in my state for some kind of child IQ program. 130-145 was the range.
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@BorisBartlog @_SatanWatch When I say America I mean some time before the Revolution as well, when there was already a pan-colonial national identity of sorts. Lewis and Clark were actually the first men outside of the Founders I thought of, but I figured for frontiersmen it was inconsistent
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@ShowtimeDLX @_SatanWatch Yeah. If you limit it to say 1780-1830, the norm for being clean shaven was strong ... even Lewis and Clark tried to stay shaved on their expedition. If you assume 'America' here really means 'the USA' then it's close to the truth.
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The first guy in America to wear a beard was so hated for it that he used to get into street fights with people trying to forcibly shave him.
Ramin Nasibov@RaminNasibov
What historical fact sounds fake but is true?
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@BorisBartlog @_SatanWatch Now that I think of it, all artistic depictions of men from that time that I can think of at the moment show beardless men
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@_SatanWatch I'm gonna say this was some local Massachusetts paroxysm of conformity ... I am sure many early Americans had beards
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@chuck_says_yes @redl3tters As a woman you are statistically likely to have a lower iq than me. Although at this point you clearly aren’t very smart to begin with
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@ShowtimeDLX @redl3tters you’re right, i am a woman. and statistically, i am almost guaranteed to be much smarter than you. considering your obvious misogyny, that must feel embarrassing. 😘
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@MagicOriol24981 @Sangeli7 @TrueSlazac Such a strange destiny, for the whore who cuckolded him and only married him out of political considerations to essentially serve as the load bearing factor in his greatness.
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@Sangeli7 @TrueSlazac He never won another military campaign after leaving her. The kid died at 20. Its a fucking heartbreaking end. God it still kills me.
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One of my favorite Napoleon moments is when he was exiled to Elba and singlehandedly turned it around in less than a year, he was just That Guy
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@chuck_says_yes @redl3tters I was about to say you must not be very intelligent if you aren’t able to comprehend a generality without making it about yourself, and then I remembered that you are a woman, and are therefore incapable of not relating everything single thing to your own person
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@redl3tters nobody here is insecure. as a high IQ woman I don’t care if my partner is as smart as me btw, I care if he is kind, has similar interests, and is politically aligned with me. cool thread, it’s just not representative of my actual experience.
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@helms29131 @CrazyItalianPol You greatly misunderstand the Italian psyche
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@CrazyItalianPol "It's important that you have a sleazy past which we can use to blackmail you"
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Silvio Berlusconi’s ‘Rule of 30’:
‘Before appointing a minister, you should ask them a simple question that’s more useful than any CV. How many women have you been with? Because if they say fewer than thirty, they can’t be a minister. They’re not vaccinated against life.’
Michele Arnese@Michele_Arnese
Sul Foglio, l’ex deputato di Forza Italia Andrea Ruggieri racconta a Salvatore Merlo di quando, con Silvio Berlusconi, aveva elaborato la seguente teoria: prima di nominare un ministro bisognerebbe domandargli con quante donne è stato, «perché se quello risponde meno di trenta, il ministro non lo può fare. Non è vaccinato alla vita». A riportare d’attualità questo aneddoto è il pettegolezzo riguardo a un altro ministro del governo Meloni deciso a ricalcare le orme di Gennaro Sangiuliano e Matteo Piantedosi, vicenda di cui tutti parlano senza fare nomi, ma solo iniziali (lo ha fatto Fiorello in radio). Merlo ricorda in proposito quello che Giorgia Meloni, mesi fa, avrebbe confessato ad alcuni amici: «Quanto sarebbe meglio un governo di sole donne». (Francesco Cundari)
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never forget what the jacobins did to Louis XVII, he was just a child when they tortured him, he was only 10 when he died, and keep in mind this is just what wikipidia is willing to have up, imagine how much worse the full truth is.
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If you even THINK about my daughter, you’re in for a world of ass rape.
My sweet baby angel just got accepted to ASU for nursing 😻 this Papa Bear couldnt be any prouder
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What? Achilles laments that he is dead and not alive. He wishes he could return to life for just one day to punish those who abuse his father. Right after that, Odysseus tells him about his son and how heroic he was, which makes Achilles feel triumphant. You're completely wrong.
Blue Jude 🇻🇦☦️@RidingTheTiger1
Achilles in the underworld (in the Odyssey) laments his choice to chase glory rather than the quiet, peaceful family life. Like Homer literally spells it out several times that Achilles is not to be emulated and that the Iliad is a critique of bronze age master morality
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@pogchamp_69 @wotancore Yes, classical Greek pederasts centuries after the events of Troy decided to retcon Achilles gay as degenerates often do
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@hermetic_honey @theoluminati @KaiserMilo3 Given that the Iliad is set in the Bronze Age, it doesn’t matter what any other age’s beauty standards were.
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@ShowtimeDLX @theoluminati @KaiserMilo3 The Mycenaean depictions of women are outliers and are reflective of more of the freedom they had than later Greek women. The classical depictions of female beauty in art were the standard since the Greeks to the Victorians. And Did Sparta even exist during the Mycenaean age
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and in 2004 there were a bunch of morons insisting Diane Kruger wasn't pretty enough to play Helen of Troy. you people are always doing this. the real one lived in 1200 BC so be grateful they're not making her the actual accurate beauty standard (fat)
Vince Langman@LangmanVince
Helen of Troy 2004 versus 2026! Everything WOKE turns to shit!
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@theoluminati @ShowtimeDLX @KaiserMilo3 The whole "gio scotti is a whale" thing is tongue-in-cheek about her gaining like ten pounds. People don't actually think she's obese
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@hermetic_honey @theoluminati @KaiserMilo3 That would be from the classical age, which was hundreds of years after Bronze Age Mycenae, having risen from the ashes of the Collapse. That’s like comparing modern American standards to that of 16th century England’s
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@ShowtimeDLX @theoluminati @KaiserMilo3 Do you want to give an example of that? Most of the time classical western depictions of women feature a wide waist (not a modern hourglass) and small/not large breasts. I’ve never seen an ancient depiction of Pamela Anderson lmao, you’re porn brained
𝘾𝙤𝙦𝙪𝙚𝙩𝙩𝙚 𝘽𝙡𝙖𝙫𝙖𝙩𝙨𝙠𝙮💘@hermetic_honey
@Justin_Chains @alessabocchi There was actually a long period when among the aristocracy at least, smaller, high breasts were preferred and it’s very reflected in art. In Ancient Greece/Roman plays, for example, they’d portray matrons with overly buxom breasts to convey them as old, vulgar, and unattractive
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@theoluminati @KaiserMilo3 A 1200BC beauty standard size would be a skinny woman with big hips/tits and a decent ass, with long (likely blonde) hair. She would be a bombshell.
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@ShowtimeDLX @KaiserMilo3 okay and I need you to understand that I have eyes and I see how men talk about women lmfao, I'm not buying that there wouldn't be mass outrage about a woman of the correct 1200 BC beauty standard size playing Helen of Troy in a movie. sorry!
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