by sidwyn on 7/6/12, 2:23 AM with 8 comments
by soundslikeneon on 7/6/12, 3:34 AM
In fact, since the author puts the odds of a given mate being in a relationship at 50% we can conclude that either:
1) The author thinks there is a fundamental difference in the process of seeking a woman compared to the process of seeking a man;
2) The author thinks that, while his standards are completely rational, the vast majority of people simply settle for someone convenient;
or 3) the argument itself is self-contradictory.
by swampthing on 7/6/12, 2:58 AM
by jgn on 7/6/12, 3:03 AM
A "pickup artist" did math similar to this and concluded guys should spend very little time on girls that aren't interested in them, as it's emotionally taxing and numerically daft.
by petitmiam on 7/6/12, 3:27 AM
by toomuchcoffee on 7/6/12, 4:21 PM
"So, what do mathematicians and physicists use for birth control? Their personalities."
by noblethrasher on 7/6/12, 3:19 AM
by sekm on 7/6/12, 6:46 AM