Remember not long ago when NPR published numerous articles and radio reports that said if you’re not tall and rich as a man, you don’t exist

disayle32 · 2024-09-07T04:27:09+00:00

This is the direct result of women spending the last few decades screaming at us that we're not entitled to anything from them, while never once looking in the mirror to say "and we're not entitled to anything from men either".

deep-impact-ai · 2024-09-07T11:56:57+00:00

TLDR: This episode of PLANET MONEY explores the idea of applying economics to dating and relationships. Lisa Chow, a reporter for PLANET MONEY, shares her story of how she went on 50 first dates in a year and a half, using a spreadsheet to track her experiences. She found this to be a very efficient and successful way to find a partner. Tim Harford, an economist, is interviewed on the show. He discusses the concept of scarcity and abundance in love, and how economics can be applied to dating decisions. He also offers advice to listeners who call in with their own dating questions. One listener, Andrea Silenzi, the host of a dating podcast called "Why Oh Why", calls in to ask Tim Harford how many dating apps she should be using. Tim suggests that she focus on quality over quantity and find a way to have a date-like experience before going on an actual date. Andrea takes his advice to heart and starts dating via Skype. She meets her boyfriend, Mike, this way. A few years later, Andrea and Mike's relationship ends. Andrea invites Tim Harford back on her podcast to talk about what happened. Tim apologizes for giving her bad advice.

WanabeInflatable · 2024-09-07T05:30:13+00:00

huge wall of text. Is it worth reading? Any tldr?

27Buttholes · 2024-09-07T11:01:08+00:00

Yeah it’s called digging for gold

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