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That's what I thought. Keep living in your diseased fantasy world.
Also, you seem to be getting worked up. That's beta behaviour, man
That's what I thought. Keep living in your diseased fantasy world.
Having sex with antarius seems like a pretty horrible punishmentIf you think so little of women, why do you even want to screw them?
REAL TALK.
The only thing you give women is HIV. You don't pleasure them.Don't need to rape women, hold frame and don't give in to them and they WANT to have sex with you.
Oh, maybe for now. But some night your "game" won't quite work, maybe you're having an off night, and the fucking plate won't do what you want.Don't need to rape women, hold frame and don't give in to them and they WANT to have sex with you.
By refusing to accept reality as it is and being consumed in religious thinking. Sounds familiar.How do you know if you're in a cult?
it's like they're reciting bible versesDon't need to rape women, hold frame and don't give in to them and they WANT to have sex with you.
We don't need life larping to succeedBy refusing to accept reality as it is and being consumed in religious thinking. Sounds familiar.
GOD HATES PLATES.it's like they're reciting bible verses
When you believe in absolutes and feel the need to educate everyone about your new found truth. Also when you are incapable of having a relationship that doesn't revolve around your new enlightenment.How do you know if you're in a cult?
I'm saying that when the effect size of a model is small, that model is a poor descriptor of the data.Couple questions for you about the math behind rsquared and all that shit.
You're saying that the measurable effect of the sample was small? Like, not significant?
But it was there, right. Tiny, annoying, like that piece of popcorn stuck in your mouth. It's there, the effect is small.
Have you considered it being a small effect is a good thing? If it was more significant, let's say, would there be some big fucking problems in society?
Another thing, the effect is supposed to be a preference. IE, a woman might prefer a rich dude but settle for something else.
So you're saying your statistics prove gold diggers are a myth?
This entire thread is just them totally exposing their massive levels of beta. Just watching them for page after page coming back and continuing to try and justify themselves proves they'll never have what it takes to be a real alpha.Also, you seem to be getting worked up. That's beta behaviour, man
No, that's not what it means. You can have a high R-squared value where none of the data points touch the trend line. Who taught you this garbage?No, it's not like that at all... that means they can make a chart... put a line on it and 8% of the time the data points are going to exactly be on the line.
Do you know what the word plausible means? It sure as shit doesn't mean probable.regression - Is $R^2$ useful or dangerous? - Cross Validated
the number one comment with 128 upvotes right now is a good explanation.
Anything above .05 in sociology is considered "plausable" for the hypothosis, lower than that and it's considered "random noise"
Yeah, maybe an outside factor that accounts for more than 8% of the variation in the data. I hope you don't think that the phrase "accounts for 8% of the variation" means you can just add 8% to the divorce rate.Woman makes less than man, 12% divorce rate. Woman makes more than man, 18% divorce rate. Is it DIRECTLY caused by that,or by some other outside factor.
No, it's not "pretty large". Jacob Cohen, one of the great behavioral statisticians of the past 50 years gives the following guidelines for R-squared values involving human behavior:With a .08 R-squared factor, which is again, pretty large when predicting human behavior (we're unpredictable mutherfuckers),
What do you mean by "much more" here? The whole point here is that their "gold digger" model is not very descriptive.they're able to safely say, yes, it is much more likely for a woman to be unhappy, for the man to be unhappy, and it will cause more divorces... but it is not the only cause for divorce and not all people in that scenario will have a divorce.
Here's a study of plate behavior.To all white knights: please post one scientific study that proves that women aren't what we say they are. That women are not driven by their biological needs for both security to raise offspring and a desire to fuck the most attractive men.
Please post one study that shows that women do not care about the income their mates make. Please post one study that shows that women are more loyal or honest than men. Please post one study that shows that women aren't 3 times more likely to have an std like herpes (which transfers skin to skin) because they all like fucking "the same guy". That single mothers aren't single because they are fucking bad boy losers, but instead things "just didn't work out"
In short: Please show me one study that shows women are as good as you think they are. Because in the meantime, I'm going to continue treating them all like sluts, and enjoying the benefits.
If you can't show me a single scientific study. Please give me one piece of anecdotal evidence, show me one "good man" that left his wife or girlfriend to raise his child without his involvement, explain to me how 70% of women raising children are in this scenario. I don't imagine it was any of you white knights, even though it's the majority, because you aren't the one fucking most 18-26 year olds, because they don't want to be protected, they want to be fucked by the most "fit" man available.
Good post, this will be ignored by the retard brigade.No, that's not what it means. You can have a high R-squared value where none of the data points touch the trend line. Who taught you this garbage?
Do you know what the word plausible means? It sure as shit doesn't mean probable.
Yeah, maybe an outside factor that accounts for more than 8% of the variation in the data. I hope you don't think that the phrase "accounts for 8% of the variation" means you can just add 8% to the divorce rate.
No, it's not "pretty large". Jacob Cohen, one of the great behavioral statisticians of the past 50 years gives the following guidelines for R-squared values involving human behavior:
Small effect = 0.1
Medium effect = 0.3
Large effect = 0.5
What do you mean by "much more" here? The whole point here is that their "gold digger" model is not very descriptive.
In other words, there's more to the story and trying to pigeon-hole women into the Red Pill's narrow description is silly and not backed up by the data.
Fucking plates. Never behaving in the way you think they should.Here's a study of plate behavior.
Models of convection-driven tectonic plates: a comparison of methods and results
Is that what you mean?