Adam Strandberg

@The_Lagrangian Isn't the stereotype that attractive people are entitled and rude? In other words, Is the positive correlation misplaced?

@eli_schiff I would contend that the stereotype that attractive people are entitled and rude is precisely the effect here

@eli_schiff where the selection is your general social circle

@The_Lagrangian Perhaps I'm not reading the graph right :/

@eli_schiff the graph does claim a pos correlation- I claim that the stereotype of a neg correlation comes from interacting with ppl...

@eli_schiff that are stratified based on aggregate social status

@eli_schiff if you look at a bunch of people with the same "net social status", then you will find that pretty people are more rude

@The_Lagrangian Are you going to be disillusion the youths on Brilliant with this?

@othercriteria made it for a different purpose but I would be interested in doing one on this effect

@othercriteria do you know if it has a name? it's sort of a weird effect because it's actually more economic than statistical

@The_Lagrangian @othercriteria definitely - seems to clearly apply to goods & services but I hope there is a name for it

@The_Lagrangian @othercriteria very interesting, cool presentation of data

@literalbanana @othercriteria thanks :3

@The_Lagrangian @literalbanana @othercriteria Is this real or generated? I hope there's real a dataset with two dimensions of person quality

@The_Lagrangian the important thing in actual dating is to understand where you have comparative advantage in converting humans to utility.

@ctbeiser wait are you actually a quadruple major I don't know whether to be impressed or think you are dumb