Ashley Wells, Amber Larson, Seth Auberon, CC Liu, Wisdom Quarterly; Caitlin Roper (Senior Ed., wired.com); "AirTalk" (SCPR.org, Can a few words turn us into successful online daters?
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What? We met online! It's like we've known each other for years. Miley is our role model! |
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Annoying Ugly Duckling transformed. Who? |
According to WIRED’s analysis of “massive amounts of data” from popular dating sites OkCupid and Match.com, what people say in their profiles may play a role in how attractive other users find them to be. (Continued with audio below this simple How To).
How To Score Dates on Match.com
Agatha Thornbush, Guest Contributor
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10. Tell them right up front: "NO DRAMA!!!" |
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Think his dialing finger broke? |
WARNING: Corporate situations, sexual references, language, Riff Raff!
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In the good old days, no one had sex. Wink |
The women mention fitness, Radiohead, and fashion. Attractive people of both genders overwhelmingly mention yoga, surfing, and London [associated with well heeled travel or the London Olympics?]
Another common theme for the most attractive online daters is some breaking of gender norms: Women interested in technology and men who mention crafting are rated very attractive.
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That's? No way! Yes way. (DailyMail.co.uk) |
Is the dating pool on sites like OkCupid and Match self-selecting? Does online attractiveness translate to in-person chemistry?
- LISTEN NOW: AUDIO (19:29)
- "Peaceful" publication scandalizes celebrity by calling her a f*gl* llama-faced @$$&!#
- Ready or not, Winter Olympics competitions kick off in Sochi, Russia
- Resurgence of long-form journalism - quantity vs quality
Maybe whom we meet is due to our "Karma Police" - Ashley
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The Agatha System worked!! Wait, these are just pics of pen*ses. WT*? (F.J. Brown) |
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