This is a very imbalanced blog post. At least the author is up front about his biases ("Unfortunately, I doubt that this group dominates his readers. Instead,

This is a very imbalanced blog post. At least the author is up front about his biases ("Unfortunately, I doubt that this group dominates his readers. Instead, I assume...") but stays far from acknowledging that it is just a tool, and any tool can be used for good or evil. I can build a home with a hammer, or I can bash your head in. I can live a long life of copious but fleeting, shallow entanglements - or I can use my knowledge to deepen and secure one life-long relationship. (This makes me question his claim to being a hacker...isn't such a view about tools rudimentary?) Anyway, no essay that claims to explore the morality of these techniques is complete without an honest acknowledgement of the ubiquitous & accepted industries geared towards helping women misrepresent themselves so that they can hack the simple automata that are the masculine visual and olfactory processing systems.