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And what the article doesn't say which the study does, is that the non-incel group also had these estimation errors but to a slightly lesser degree. (Or perhaps
by giantg2 3y ago
And what the article doesn't say which the study does, is that the non-incel group also had these estimation errors but to a slightly lesser degree. (Or perhaps the self-reported baseline data frome the female survey participants had bias too).
- flenserboy 3y agoIt would be interesting to see if expressed preferences could be set against actual choices made in dating. People lie, very often to themselves, about what they actually want.
- giantg2 3y agoExactly