George Hotz, a relatively famous and presumably financially secure, charismatic, and still somewhat youthful man, has just about admitted that he does not have

George Hotz, a relatively famous and presumably financially secure, charismatic, and still somewhat youthful man, has just about admitted that he does not have success on dating apps. I would really like him to do these two experiments: change his height on his profile from 5'4" to 6'1", and then if that alone doesn't do it, additionally emphasize his connections, level of fame, financial security etc. in his profile. Point being that what women are interested in to start with is actually just as shallow as men. I think he has some good ideas here actually. But ultimately, this stuff is probably being driven by very primitive instincts. I also think think that if you look at what has been done with artificial muscles such as at Artimus Robotics or various other robotics and 3d printing companies, the potential for incredibly realistic humanoid robots is on the horizon. I'm imagining in 2035 or at least 20XX the most popular "dating app" is technically a robotics rental company where the robots rent themselves out. Ultimately there will be plenty of really attractive male and female sexbots manufactured, and most people will be happily screwing 10s whenever they want. The human race may die out because of this. But we won't lack for companionship with incredibly sexy (artificial) models.