> The top 20% most attractive men get 80% of the likes I don't like how that (decade?-)old OkCupid's blog post's conclusions keeps being thrown out over and ov

> The top 20% most attractive men get 80% of the likes I don't like how that (decade?-)old OkCupid's blog post's conclusions keeps being thrown out over and over like it is fact and had reliable methodology that makes those findings generalizable. (Assuming that I am right in identifying that statement's provenance.) I don't think anyone should base their dating strategy, or what it means to date and be in the dating market for them over that conclusion, and should actually come to their own conclusions based on their own experience, even if it might be as dismal as that finding.