180 - Digital Dating for Dummies

Today's video is brought to you by a donation from Jagdesh, thank you for your support. Today I want to talk about a post I found on the Gizmodo website with regards to online dating. And I'm adding a link to that article in the description called Less-Attractive People Get The Most Online Dating Attention. This is something that I've suspected for a while now and it this article and video it links to confirms my suspicions. Say you're on a matchmaking site like OkCupid, Plenty of Fish, Tinder or Hot or Not. As you browse through the images of the women you notice the incredibly attractive women, they stick out to you but you say to yourself the odds are really slim that if I contact that girl she will get back to you. So you start looking at the average looking women and well, they just look fairly average. So there's nothing about them that sticks out so then you go down to the less attractive women. And as a man you start thinking to yourself, my sexual marketplace value is higher then this woman. She's at least two or three notches below me on the attractiveness scale so I'll contact her because she's probably dying for male attention. But if you're thinking that so are other guys. So what happens through online dating is that the weird looking and ugly looking people get a lot of the attention. And the normal and hot looking people get less attention. If you don't believe me check out the video from the link I provided and you'll see what I'm talking about. This is something I talked about in a recent video called women and technology and how less attractive women were getting more attention then they

would have ever got in real life. But I didn't realize that since the majority of people date online now wouldn't it be ironic of the less attractive and ugly people were the ones getting all the action while the average looking people were just spending their Friday nights alone. It's like the world has been flipped on its head. The dynamics of the sexual marketplace are changing in strange ways that none of us could have predicted. So if you're a purple pill kind of guy or a level one MGTOW that still dates and has short term relationships you're better off meeting people in real life instead of online. Well at least if you believe what this video and article are saying. The video that's embedded in the article shares information about scientists that created online dating profiles to find out which ones got the most attention. In Japan this could explain why to some extent women are getting their teeth made crooked and fang like to look imperfect and to look like younger. I think that the name of the game going forward is going to be people attracted to people that look unusual. People that look different then everyone else. Almost like a one of a kind craft show dating game. The idea I guess would be to look 100% perfect but then have one or two small things on your body that look different then everyone else. What do you guys think?

Science: Less-Attractive People Get The Most Online Dating Attention

http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2014/03/sci...

Why are Japanese women paying hundreds of pounds to make perfectly straight teeth look crooked and fang-like?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/art...

Women And Prescription Drugs: One In Four Takes Mental Health Meds

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/11...

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