humannature
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Imagine that you put up a personal ad as follows while you're in a new city on a business trip:
"In town for one night, and I'm looking for an erotic evening in my hotel. Tell me about yourself in three words and rate your attractiveness on a 10-point scale. Maybe I'll invite you over."
You get ten responses from people of whatever gender you prefer, and they describe themselves as shown in the accompanying poll. Every one of them describes their attractiveness as an 8.5 on a 10 point scale. This is all the information you have about them.
Which person do you pick, and why? And tell us your gender if you don't mind.
(I have no big research theory here. I basically just picked a number of descriptive adjectives and grouped them into sets of three.)
"In town for one night, and I'm looking for an erotic evening in my hotel. Tell me about yourself in three words and rate your attractiveness on a 10-point scale. Maybe I'll invite you over."
You get ten responses from people of whatever gender you prefer, and they describe themselves as shown in the accompanying poll. Every one of them describes their attractiveness as an 8.5 on a 10 point scale. This is all the information you have about them.
Which person do you pick, and why? And tell us your gender if you don't mind.
(I have no big research theory here. I basically just picked a number of descriptive adjectives and grouped them into sets of three.)