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Women weigh physical attractiveness more strongly in their mate selection when they are connected to a polygraph than when they are not. The effect of the polygraph is pronounced when women are rating unattractive men, not attractive ones.

Olivia Rodrigo tells British Vogue that she’s a “long way from” marriage: “What am I, a child bride? I hope that young girls know that life is full of so much joy that is unrelated to husband or kids.”

Why is he not good enough?

>From these experiments, it was thought that there was to be only one cure for helplessness. In Seligman's hypothesis, the dogs do not try to escape because they expect that nothing they do will stop the shock. To change this expectation, experimenters physically picked up the dogs and moved their legs, replicating the actions the dogs would need to take in order to escape from the electrified grid. This had to be done at least twice before the dogs would start willfully jumping over the barrier on their own. In contrast, threats, rewards, and observed demonstrations had no effect on the "helpless" Group 3 dogs.

Paul Ehrlich is dead. His legacy is misunderstood. He was, in fact, correct about a lot of things-- he was rendered wrong because innovative and industrious people chose to make him wrong. The lesson for today is simple: people have to choose to make low-fertility-fears wrong.

Global population to shrink this century as birth rate falls. The world is set to have 200 mn fewer people than previously expected by 2100. Fertility rates have fallen below the replacement rate in most continents.

If he's picking a fight over something like that 3 years in, it's a walking red flag

You’re not interesting enough if someone can just take your girl away The problem with women only loving you for your money is that they will leave you for a man with more money Stop red pilling. Get a girl you CONNECT with

My wife's friend just found a great guy after two years of Hinge Hell. Asked her what the biggest issues were with the men she dated before him. She didn't hold back. Bear in mind, she's a catch. Pretty. Teacher. Christian who wants a family. In her late-20s. Not a woman with impossible standards, or one who's playing games. The way she puffed out her cheeks when I asked said a lot before she even started. The biggest issue? The combative nature of men. She said so many guys got defensive so early, it was like the environment had conditioned them to fight before anything had even happened. She told us a story of one date when a guy kept trying to "catch her out" and she had to prove she wasn't one of "those" women. She was polite to get to the end of the date. But she blocked his number after it. Being who I am, I get where those men were coming from. Because dating is harder than it's ever been. The apps are full of women who aren't serious. But she kept coming back to the guy she's with now. What separated him wasn't that he was naive about all of it. He just refused to let it walk into the date with him. "It felt like he actually wanted to be there, and get to know me." The men who couldn't connect with her were right about a lot. They just couldn't hide what it had done to them. And she felt it on every date.