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I am not talking about self-reported preferences but the statistical analysis of the observable experiences men and women have on dating apps. I find the former
by kukkeliskuu 3y ago
I am not talking about self-reported preferences but the statistical analysis of the observable experiences men and women have on dating apps. I find the former to not be consistent with the latter, and I find the latter more trustworthy.
I have learned a lot about this in the zoo with my daughter. Adults become extremely uncomfortable when the children find the human-like behavior of apes funny. Adults just want to go away. To me it seems that our animal nature is too much for most people to psychologically accept.
That is why I completely avoid that evo-psych discussion in general and here in particular. Dating app popularity can be easily observed and we don't need to go into that discussion at all.
- jollyllama 3y ago>I have learned a lot about this in the zoo with my daughter. Adults become extremely uncomfortable when the children find the human-like behavior of apes funny. Adults just want to go away. Can you provide an example? I don't disagree, I just don't know if you're talking about bullying or what.
- kukkeliskuu 3y agoI meant less about what they do, and more about how they do it. Dogs for example may bully, but it does not seem eerily human-like. If you spend some time watching our closest ancestors, you start to see that they have lot of common gestures with humans. It is difficult to thoroughly explain this using just words.