I've been really distracted over the past few months due to attempting to date a new person. It's the #2 top scorer from my date-me survey, and we're intentionally and rapidly escalating the relationship to figure out as hard and fast as possible if we could be life partners. 1/
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(also to be clear the things i want isn't the only factor; there's things he wants that i don't quite hit, which is another whole other fun stone to throw in that already muddied pond)
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anyway yeah thats my life and what's been going on sorry if i have been slow to respond to your dms. i mean i'm normally slow to respond to dms but lately it's been especially bad.
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How much has your overall happiness with your past partners correlated with their weighted rating?
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This is terrifying and fascinating. I am curious about the factor weights.
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if a ~1250/1550 has about ~17% chance of succeeding then your chances for finding anyone would appear quite small, given the number of people who could score significantly higher than that is quite small
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I'm already vividly aware of how small the chances are of finding someone I'm compatible with
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would be super interested to learn what metrics you used :)
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Isn't there the problem of doing a static analysis of a dynamic process? Feels like an unfair comparison to put different partners in the same scale, as most surely your preferences and weights were different by the earliest partner.
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Yeah, seems like to me that while part of it is def the "who" (obv an extent of physical attraction and box-ticking, which is also dynamic), another major factor, possibly even at least as significant, is the "when" for both people. People, circumstances, and "readiness" change
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