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À la demande du Paris Saint-Germain afin de préparer dans les meilleures conditions sa double confrontation avec Chelsea en 1/8 de finale de la Ligue des Champions, le Conseil d’Administration de la LFP, après accord du FC Nantes, a décidé que le match PSG - FC Nantes se jouera la semaine du 20 avril. La date et l’heure exactes de ce match seront définies ultérieurement.

ok, but what i really want to know is can gpt-5.4 compress the ENTIRE PREMIER LEAGUE SEASON so far into 30 secs of visual bliss? apparently yes single shot

It has long been thought that men, specifically, overperceive women's sexual interest. Now it turns out that both men and women overperceive other men's and women's sexual interest. On average men tend to report more than women that they desire a greater number of sexual partners, desire faster sexual initiation, are more accepting of “sex without love”. The sex differences are culturally pervasive and among the largest in psychological sciences. [Men also tend to mistake a woman's friendly or polite behavior for sexual interest due to an evolved psychological bias aimed at minimizing the "cost" of missing a reproductive opportunity.] Although prior research has explored men's sexual over perception bias in specific contexts, we are aware of no study that has examined how men and women infer the broader, typical sexual desires of the opposite sex.We hypothesized that adaptive inferential biases such as men's sexual over-perception bias, would also be reflected in inferences about the typical sexual desires of the opposite sex. We tested the predictions that men would overestimate the number of sexual partners women desire, underestimate the time women require before wanting sex, and overestimate women's comfort with sex without love in a preregistered study [n=710]. The results provided partial support for these predictions. Men overestimated women's desire for sexual variety and underestimated the time women required before engaging in sexual activity. Unexpectedly, women showed similar biases when estimating the desires of men. We also explored same-sex mindreading and found that both men and women overestimated the sexual desired of their same sex peers. Men's overestimation aligns with the well-documented sexual over perception bias, and reflects their tendency to perceive women as more sexually receptive than they are. For women, it may be very costly to underestimate the sexual desires of men, so their overestimations also fit within an error management framework. Women's overestimations may reflect vigilance against potential sexual deception or unwanted advances. Both sexes overestimated the sexual desires of the average member of their own sex. [This may be] shaped, in part, by intrasexual competition. Overestimating the sexual desires of typical members of one's own sex could serve both as rival derogation and self-enhancement, strategically positioning oneself as distinct from rivals by implying “I'm not like other girls/guys,” and remaining vigilant against mate poaching and infidelity threats. If women perceive their rivals as more sexually unrestricted than they truly are, they may feel pressured to lower their own sexual selectivity to remain competitive in the mating market. Systematic overestimations of sexual desire across sexes may also fuel unhelpful cultural narratives, for example, that “all men are only after sex,” or that “everyone else is having sex except me.”