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| 5 | What are some good open-ended questions to ask a girl you've just met?I think it always feels like "hmm this wouldn't work for me" or "this wouldn't work in my context" for everyone, until they try. | /r/seduction | 17/11/14 04:01 AM |
| 2 | This is my cheat sheet. Might be beneficial for some of you.I'm going somewhere in life. And getting done what I want to get done. This is not an excuse to do whatever you want in life. Edit: Which is not to say I didn't enjoy your post. Actually, my first reaction was "wow, something useful on Seddit for once." But TRP isn't necessary to your cheat sheet, only confidence is. Step back from game to your humanity for a second, and leave that TRP shit behind. | /r/seduction | 07/11/14 09:33 AM |
| 41 | The "A Beautiful Mind" TechniqueYes, it was. Ironically, what he describes in the film is not a Nash equilibrium because at least one of the characters can be better off by choosing differently (in this example, with everyone picking brunettes, one of the players could choose the blond with no competition). In a real Nash equilibrium, if the guys had to act simultaneously, they would play what's called a "mixed strategy," picking the brunettes most of the time and the blond sometimes. If instead they acted sequentially (a litt… | /r/seduction | 01/11/14 05:43 AM |
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