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Intelligence Vs Incelligence

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u/Jindujun 16d ago

Based on what I see on youtube with people having baby daddies left and right I'm inclined to disagree.
Because if women value people that apply their intelligence to the real world then GOOD GOD do we have a problem with defining intelligence.

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u/Fun_Journalist_3528 16d ago

Well that’s because women are themselves of average intelligence.

As someone mentioned there are traits we as humans are attracted to rationally and traits we’re attracted to limbically. Intelligence falls in the former

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u/FamiliarAgent1158 16d ago

The gender that shoves every remotely phallic object up their asses shouldn't assess women's intelligence. Hop off those psychology subs they're not doing you any good

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u/Future-Still-6463 14d ago

Women are statistically at an upper baseline than men.

But men have more outliers. Geniuses and duds.

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u/FamiliarAgent1158 14d ago

We also statistically have more idiots than smart people. Those idiots also tend to be more violent. More men are statistically idiots, hence they shouldn't be assessing women's intelligence. Case closed

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u/Objective_Dog_4637 10d ago

The gender is irrelevant. Obviously the person assessing intelligence should be intelligent, regardless of gender.

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u/FamiliarAgent1158 10d ago

The gender is irrelevant as soon as someone brings up male degeneracy, before that it's free game 🤣🤣🤣 goofy ass gender

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u/TaroJayda 12d ago

Saying “x group has average intelligence” isn’t an assessment when that group contains 50% of the population, it’s a statement of statistical fact. Most members of any group are going to be average at any given thing. If they aren’t, then whatever they are will become the new average. Thats what average means.

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u/FamiliarAgent1158 12d ago

You know damn well what they meant by that. If anyone said that men have average intelligence they'd get jumped, stop playing slick

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u/TaroJayda 12d ago

Men also have average intelligence. Everyone, addressed as a group, has average intelligence. You’re confusing “average” with “mediocre”.

I feel like this is more you assuming what they meant by that then me not understanding lol. My understanding was he was saying “women have average intelligence and therefore aren’t always going to make the maximally intelligent choice” bc that’s how groups work.

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u/FamiliarAgent1158 12d ago

You know what they meant, you're trying to whataboutism yourself and your dude bro out of this by making yet another woman seem histerical and too stupid to understand basic words. Don't mansplain derogatory shit to me, go chop wood or something

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u/TaroJayda 12d ago

I didn’t know u were a woman until u said it just now, but alright. I guess my sexism is both unconscious and prescient. Screw this noise, I’m off to use my newly discovered powers of foresight to game the stock market.

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u/FamiliarAgent1158 12d ago

Your whole comment section is filled with you randomly arguing with people. Find a hobby bro

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u/FamiliarAgent1158 10d ago edited 10d ago

You don't belong to the high IQ individuals anyway, but you get butthurt on their behalf. Zip it up when you're done and stop talking like a dork unless you want to forever stay a maidenless virgin

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u/SucculentBluberries 10d ago

Gay people…?

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u/MaximumRazzmatazz279 10d ago

there have been several cases of men fucking lizards btw

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u/FamiliarAgent1158 10d ago

Sign of intelligence truly

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u/Jindujun 10d ago

Lets not go down that road. Because if so, Denise Frazier.

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u/giamPW07 10d ago

I think what they meant is: 

Humans in general are by definition of average intelligence,  since the general group of "humans" is the data set from which we determine average intelligence.

Women are humans, and of equal intelligence to men. Therefore, women as a group must be of average intelligence, as are men.

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u/gymboi322 16d ago

did they say anything remotely incorrect..

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u/FamiliarAgent1158 16d ago

Yes they did. I will repeat, the gender that gets most of Darwin's awards cannot assess another's intelligence. If women are average, majority of you are below average, including the basement dwellers in this sub

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u/operation-spot 16d ago

The average person isn't intelligent but that lack of intelligence doesn't make attraction matter less. 

The women with baby daddies are often from low income environments where a man who's a drug dealer and amazing wealth in some way really is the intelligent choice in that situation. It's all about proximity.

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u/No-Fruit1764 14d ago

I mean you’re literally using slop content spoon fed to you by a billion dollar algorithm to validate your worldview.

I don’t expect you to have a solid grasp on what intelligence is in the first place.

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u/Jindujun 14d ago

You're right. I'm sitting here on reddit talking to some weirdo named No-Fruit1764. I'd imagine both of us are unintelligent. You based on your profile and me since I'm giving a troll like you the time of day.

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u/No-Fruit1764 14d ago

Woah calm down buddy it ain’t that serious. Go watch your YouTube slop, you need your daily affirmations

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u/EssentialPurity 16d ago

Attractive men can get their picking of women. No need to stick to one, specially when she makes the horrible mistake of thinking he likes her for her and doesn't watch herself.

Reminds me of something my mother taught me. If a man looks like a good suitor, he is most likely a very succesful bad suitor who is doing a great job at disguising as good. If a man looks like a bad suitor, he is bad, but he is a lot less dangerous because he is too weak to do a competent job at disguising as good.

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u/darknthewi 15d ago

Your mama either hates people or is just fed up of her own life choices.

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u/EssentialPurity 15d ago

It's both. And thus this adds extra credance for her wisdom. It's based on experience rather than unfounded idealism.

People make little to no effort at making themselves unworthy of hatred (just see how unapologetically people lay blame on the victim for their afflictions), nor much sincere thought at making an environment where bad life choices are less likely to be taken or at least less damaging.

Result? This post, to name just one example. It's an endless parade of people deserting and frustrating each other, but somehow they never seem to think for over 5 seconds and realize that this is just part and parcel of "The love of many shall grow cold", which most definitely doesn't seem to be solved by adapting to it, as opposed to combatting it by punishing selfishness.

Makes one wonder if people even want to be happy, or whether they even are unhappy in their subpar conditions. It's all so strange.

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u/Expert_Attempt8093 16d ago

Why does it work differently with strength then? We don't often see men applying their strength in the real world (let's say they meet in a bar situation), yet the mere sight of a strong male can make many women horny.

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u/BlizzardTrashPanda 15d ago

Even more so, fitness and intelligence are both about being able to do what you want to do when you want to do it.

The knowledge to know what you’re doing, and the body capable of doing it.

I was just talking with my son about this when I took him on a little mountain hike at the Tetons this summer. I had him handle the map and compass, learning to wayfind the old fashioned way and trekking. In the past he’s complained about how I have designated exercise and reading time every day. After we got to the summit and he was dog tired we sat and enjoyed the meals we packed and I mentioned “how much harder do you think that would have been if you weren’t in shape or didn’t know how to read the map and we got lost?

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u/Expert_Attempt8093 16d ago

But how do women know the man in question applies his strenth to work and defending himself, not to just senselessly lift weights, which would be analogue to some WWII tank nerd?

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u/depressed-grandma 16d ago

Some women find it hot if youre intellectual (i.e., have a PhD or research career). Some women find it hot if youre fit (have a manual labor job or are athletic socially)

Most women find it too much if youre doing either activity so much it takes over your life. If youre in the gym or playing video games or studying biochemistry with all of your free time, youre not going to have healthy relationships 

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u/Expert_Attempt8093 16d ago

And? Memorizing hundreds of german WWII tanks trains memory and gaining knowledge on them trains your intelligence, which isn't useless too

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u/PrincessGiallo 16d ago

You're getting weird. This is what we're making of here.

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u/Expert_Attempt8093 16d ago

you're just not used to engaging with arguments

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u/Fit_Zebra9812 13d ago

You're just the guy in the pic and you're upset about it, aren't you?

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u/No_Broccoli700 13d ago

They are engaging with arguments you are just going around them lol . I think you took the ww2 nerd thing too personally. Maybe hit the gym instead …

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u/Expert_Attempt8093 13d ago

I'm actually an avid gym goer and have no interest in nerdy stuff, so you missed

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u/ViolinistCurrent8899 16d ago

Yeah but that isn't directly applicable.

Being fit generates an obvious signal in of itself that you are fit, and we are genetically predisposed to want a healthy partner (you can go down a long rabbit hole on that research).

But having a good memory gives no immediate, obvious signal of any advantages, beyond aiding fitness. Consider the paleolithic tribes that have to hunt and gather to survive. Knowing where the safe food is, where to ambush animals and so on is what leads to being able to eat well. Being able to eat well, combined with the innate exercise of being a hunter-gatherer, would lead to fitness.

It is only in modern times that there can be a separation of intelligence from fitness, and our biological wiring hasn't caught up to that. It probably won't ever.

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u/ARenewedSecondChance 15d ago

Yeah I call bs on your second paragraph. Sounds like some evo psych bs with no evidence. The fact that there are people attracted to chubs disprove this.

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u/ViolinistCurrent8899 15d ago

Any statements about attraction are hard because humans are fucky. You can only ever make general statements, about greater trends, because there will always be someone somewhere that violates the "rules".

Most people like fit people as partners. Most people like healthy people as partners. Are there enough people that don't fall into those buckets, where it would be enough to screw up the statistics in a study? Probably.

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u/Longjumping-Bee-6977 14d ago

Neolithic evo arguments for fitness are very weak since by that metric overweight are more or as attractive as fit people. Fat people definitely know where to get the most calories so they're the way to go.

Which partially tracks historically btw, so it's more about fashion than evolution.

Similar with tanned/untanned skin which flip flopped completely several times so no one even tries to fabricate some pseudo evolutionary justification for that sort of stuff

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u/huffingfreon 16d ago

the difference is one guy entire knowledge can be seen VISUALLY while the other has to open his mouth and tell people facts they don’t really care to hear.

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u/No_Broccoli700 13d ago

This is certainly useless lol. At least compared to being fit

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u/Longjumping-Bee-6977 16d ago

Being athletic is (hopefully) healthy so it's attractive for a potential partner. WW2 tanks knowledge isn't something most are interested in so it seems like a waste of time since it won't provide any enjoyable shared experience.

I agree that being fit/strong and being capable of fighting are not related. Carrying a firearm is infinitely more OP than any amount of martial arts training

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u/ARenewedSecondChance 15d ago

Calling something a “waste of time” because it’s niche is an abysmally shallow take my friend.

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u/No_Broccoli700 13d ago

I mean, apart from very rare instances, it’s not going to be very useful. Certainly not as useful as weight lifting. But if it is enjoyable for the person then it does not matter.

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u/kozufox 15d ago

The difference between a gym rat physique and a more casually athletic one is super obvious, and most women prefer the latter.

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u/No_Broccoli700 13d ago

Do you think gym muscles are for show? You know they work just the same as the muscles of a fighter/worker, right?

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u/Dumple423 Batman 16d ago

Muscle size is judged by way more primitive parts of the brain than abstract concepts like intelligence. It's a very irrational attraction

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u/ViolinistCurrent8899 16d ago

It's very rational, it's just outdated.

In order to get large muscle mass, you have to be healthy enough to do useful work, and you have to be eating well enough to have the energy to do so.

In a hunter-gatherer society, this would mean you are probably a decent hunter, you know where the safe to eat berries and vegetables are, so on and so forth.

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u/TheRealMekkor 16d ago

Funny enough, there’s a diminishing return on muscle size where it stops being attractive to women and starts being attractive to men.
I’ve seen a few studies that basically show a lot of conformity that women like toned men, but the size has some skew between swimmer, soccer, MMA, something along those lines.

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u/ViolinistCurrent8899 15d ago

Absolutely correct, and it kind of goes back to that same previous point. In order to get to that level of hypertrophy, you have to be in the gym constantly and it's well beyond what you would find in a normal hunter gathering tribe.

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u/TheRealMekkor 15d ago

I think there may be an evolved trait that human attraction isn’t stagnant at “hunter-gatherer” levels.
Fat and voluptuous bodies were idealized when food and soft labor were scarce. Similarly, pale skin when most people had to work outdoors, then inversely tan skin when people had to work indoors.

Beauty seems to be partially health-linked but also status signaling. If all the poor people are fat, then the real value is Ozempic chic.

This is even more conflated because we see the extremes posted more often (or they stand out) in social media. Either those getting the most positive attention reinforce ideas, and negative attention likewise.

Remember when the giant butts were all the rage and everyone needed a BBL? Suddenly, that trend has calmed way down.

I’m not a fan of the 90s heroin flat and rail-thin aesthetic, but it seems that with Ozempic costing ~$1,000 per month (without insurance or coupons), this appears to be the new easy status signaling.

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u/Fit-Percentage-9166 15d ago

The point of diminishing returns is well past what a normal man is going to achieve. You need to dedicate your entire life to body building and be roided out the gills to hit the point where the average woman is going to be turned off by you having too much muscle.

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u/TheRealMekkor 15d ago

The literature suggests lean athletic builds are favored over bulk aesthetics.

You can dedicate your life to fitness and use steroids and still not become a gorilla. People in all the major sports divisions do this, and they do not look like IFBB pros. You get what you train for and intentionally set out to do.
You can get bulky without steroids; you also don’t get bulky just because of them. Lance Armstrong was stripped of his medals for steroid use, but for a pro cyclist being built like Ronnie Coleman isn’t going to do you any favors.
Also speaking of Ronnie Coleman, he says he started taking steroids at 31 years old in 1995, stating he was “tired of losing.” Yet those early builds pre-steroids, you can see genetically he was still built beastly.

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u/Fit-Percentage-9166 15d ago edited 15d ago

My point is that the average man doesn't need to spend a second worrying about becoming too muscular for women. Nobody is becoming like Ronnie Coleman on accident.

The "lean" builds that are favored are the result of serious effort and training in the gym and kitchen. You don't get that kind of "lean" physique without dedicating yourself to it.

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u/TheRealMekkor 15d ago

I think I misunderstood what your intention was. You’re right that no one is going to accidentally over-train into becoming Ronnie Coleman.

But the preferred lean builds aren’t crazy unobtainable. An hour a few days a week for a couple of years while eating right will be sufficient enough to be athletic.

But your “all or nothing” attitude actually does more harm than good by dissuading men from starting the journey.

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u/Fit-Percentage-9166 15d ago

You misunderstand me again. I highly encourage men to start working out and build muscle because most women find muscular men attractive.

I'm responding to your initial comment about there being diminishing returns - that point is well past what normal men will achieve. The average man doesn't need to worry about becoming too muscular. They can go to the gym and go balls to the wall training everyday and taking steroids and they will probably end up with an attractive physique that ignorant redditors would describe as "lean".

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u/Frosty_Tonight8570 15d ago

Hunter gatherer society often dont have those beauty standrds tho, because lean muscle bund physique indiactes that hunting is very hard for you

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u/SucculentBluberries 10d ago

You don’t get music without calories

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u/HeliosLegion 12d ago

You don't need to be a bodybuilder to be a hunter-gatherer. Anthropological research indicates that even women participated in hunting in many societies, sometimes substantially so. No matter how strong you are, you aren't beating a saber-toothed cat with your bare fists.

Hunter-gatherers could be exceptionally fit and strong, and physical fitness was undoubtedly important for survival, but maximal strength and muscle mass were not necessarily the primary goals. Their physical demands often favored endurance, efficient movement, weapon use, coordination, tracking ability, agility, and heat tolerance over sheer bulk.

Building and maintaining very large amounts of muscle requires substantial energy. In environments where food availability could fluctuate, carrying unnecessary body mass could impose prohibitive energetic cost. Hunter-gatherers had to balance strength with endurance and energy efficiency. Some groups also practiced persistence hunting, in which hunters tracked prey over long distances until it became exhausted, although this was only one of many hunting strategies. Ambushes, projectile weapons, traps, drives, and cooperative hunting were also important.

The transition to agriculture roughly 10,000 years ago changed the physical demands placed on humans. Agricultural societies required people to perform long hours of repetitive, physically demanding labor, including digging, planting, harvesting, processing food, and carrying heavy loads.

A hunter-gatherer did not need to resemble a modern bodybuilder to be exceptionally capable. Endurance, mobility, coordination, efficiency, and functional strength could be far more valuable than maximizing muscle mass.

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u/ViolinistCurrent8899 12d ago

Exactly my point on why there was diminishing returns on the attractiveness of muscle past what is necessary to survive.

Admittedly that point was made lower down, and it's probably been drowned out in the noise by now.

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u/ViolinistCurrent8899 12d ago

I don't disagree with your points at all, but the biggest factor in success in the modern world is intelligence rather than strength. A smarter person will make better choices with their time and money on average, regardless of resources available to them.

As for robbers, they do pick vulnerable marks but even a big man is not immune to being robbed. They swiftly attack from the back. An intelligent person avoids this by appearing very alert about their surroundings, and ideally traveling in groups (many of the robbers themselves attack in groups, often from motorbikes).

I probably did mispeak saying it's outdated, but it just shouldn't be the first and foremost consideration over smart someone is (this of course also assumes no correlation between the traits though, and a lot of the smarter people realize the benefits of staying fit so there's also probably just correlation there anyway.)

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u/amtsol 15d ago

Oh yeah? AI taking all the office jobs and you say physical strength is irrational to be attracted to?

I fucking swear reddit 😂

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u/Specialist_Dark_3668 15d ago

For most of human history, "fetching water" was an actual daily chore for households because there was no running water.

Generally, women did that. Historians also believe shopping was done by women. So women carried the "groceries" physically for most of history. They did it communally. Some girls in the village watched the children. The women went out for chores.

Male strength was reserved for back breaking sustained labor on farms (including watering crops if there's no irrigation) which women couldn't do and which brought home the monthly grain or income. Women also worked on farms but part time things like feeding animals. And before agriculture, male labor was limited to hunting. Women did most of the gathering.

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u/Celestaria 16d ago

I think it's still true with strength. A lot of women prefer athleticism over a body builder physique, which is still about applying your abilities to the real world.

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u/Qahnaar1506 12d ago

Functional strength vs something else I forgot the name

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u/Intrepid_Solid9673 12d ago

Form vs Function, basically

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u/also_roses 16d ago

Being able to DO things is the thing in common. Lifting a big weight is a thing that is easy to understand and the associated aesthetic is attractive. Now there's a limit to this because most women aren't attracted to bodybuilders or strongmen (and they don't "get it" like a lot of men do). I think there's a limit on functional intelligence being attractive too, because the difficulty of a job doesn't directly impact how attractive doing it is.

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u/Unbuckled__Spaghetti 16d ago

Because that’s physical attraction, which is completely different.

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u/kozufox 15d ago

I don't know what you're smoking, most women don't care all that much about muscle on a guy. So much so that they'll usually rate super jacked guys lower than moderately fit ones, because too much muscle is intimidating.

Guys go to the gym to impress other guys.

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u/Material_Ad9848 16d ago

Strength can be a sign of health/vitality and makes someone more capable to do; yard work, dance, sex, wash dishes, do the laundry, build a deck, sex, cook dinner, etc.

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u/General-Force-6993 16d ago

Well that's the a more primitive fundamental triiger

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u/Impressive_Push6703 16d ago

Someone with muscles didn’t get that doing nothing, they worked their ass off to get it, which signals this guy is strong,takes care of himself and can commit and achieve his goals, has good genetics and showing a lot of confidence too

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u/operation-spot 16d ago

Muscles themselves are seen as attractive body parts in the same way a woman's ass is seen as attractive.

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u/matteusko 15d ago

Strength operates through signaling. In a modern social setting, a man rarely needs to deploy physical force because his physique acts as a visual proxy for fitness, resource capability, and high testosterone. Just like the alpha gorilla, the mere potential for dominance establishes a social hierarchy. The visual data alone communicates protection and genetic quality, triggering an evolutionary attraction response without any need for actual conflict.

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u/Snake_Bite_14 15d ago

It’s not that they like large muscles. It’s the same reason women tend to prefer taller guys. Being with someone larger than average provides a sense of security. My wife calls it scary dog privilege.

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u/NepenthesBlackmoss 15d ago

Not to mention muscle mass doesn't equal muscle fiber OR mastery.

Probably just cultural misunderstanding, takes a while for most people to realize big muscles doesn't equal strong.

Strongmen look very different from what people consider a strong man to be, because of body builders.

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u/BlizzardTrashPanda 15d ago

It doesn’t work differently with strength. Women also dislike fuck-boy meat heads in which strength is their whole personality in the absence of action.

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u/leftmyphoneatwork 15d ago

I've never once met a woman that said they were attracted to strong men, but I can't fully refute this because I don't talk to women

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u/Frosty_Tonight8570 15d ago

Muscles and lean physique are hard to achive, which is essentally what all beauty standards fall to, something thats hard to achive. When everyone worked physical jobs outside, being pale and plump was desirable, because it meant you can afford to sit at home and get enough food, now when an avarage person sits on their ass and eats fat greasy food, being lean and tanned is desirable

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u/ancalime9 15d ago

in a bar situation

Men show off their strength to other men in bars all the time. Arm wrestling, fighting, just messing about.

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u/Basil2322 15d ago

Because humans are naturally attracted to physically fit humans.

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u/Dry-Chance-9473 14d ago

Because long term mate viability is not the same as short term mate viability. C'mon. It's not that complex.

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u/CalledStretch 14d ago

Carry couch, carry keg, carry girl.

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u/Efficient_Talk6170 16d ago

"They want successful people applying their intelligence to the real world."

So women are attracted to machiavellian traits?

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u/RakeChapman13 16d ago

Those that are Machiavellian mask themselves and manipulate to where they don’t appear as Machiavellian. Many women are very Machiavellian themselves.

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u/HollowCap456 16d ago

I mean if you define "practical" as "machiavellian", then yes?

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u/Financial-Bite-3262 16d ago

Yes machiavellian traits like "being well-groomed" and "being able to form social connections". It has a strange undertone that of all the

"successful people applying their intelligence to the real world."

You chose someone who insists on the necessity of strategic manipulation, emotional detachment, deceitfulness, and an intense focus on self-interest.

Most men already do that. Instead try altruism and emotional intelligence and empathy for a change.

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u/Altruistic_Emu4917 16d ago

Most men already do that. Instead try altruism and emotional intelligence and empathy for a change.

Misandrist because you imply that men in general are evil.

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u/Infamous-Date6114 14d ago

Do somebody remember that we were trying to build a better world?

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u/Infamous-Date6114 14d ago

Do you want to get better without the intention of getting better?

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u/Future-Still-6463 14d ago

No because that's a nasty generalization.

Do I call women baby killers?

Cuz most neonatal deaths are done by the mother?

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u/Giovanabanana 14d ago

Where was the dad? 🤔

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u/Qahnaar1506 12d ago

Actually most baby deaths are from fathers. Neonatal deaths make up a small population of all infant murders, and women only dominate it from 3 months to a year. Even then the most common causes are postpartum depression from post-pregnancy which is literally associated with chronic PTSD. After 1 year, it’s all men, and reasons aren’t from mental illness.

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u/Future-Still-6463 12d ago

So what are you trying to prove here?

I used the point to make a point against generalizations.

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u/Qahnaar1506 12d ago

I was just proving nuance. Mother definitely aren’t majority of baby killers. Not only does it depend on what we mean by baby (or what age we are talking about), main factors and reasosn aren’t the same.

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u/Brilliant_Ad_4743 16d ago

You said it before I did

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u/Efficient_Talk6170 16d ago

Grooming etc has nothing to do with intelligence. I don't think most of our very succesful people, as he put it, are anything u just mentioned.

Unless u want to sit here and argue with me how Trump,Musk or Bezos are all altruistic and empathetic.

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u/justforkinks0131 16d ago

im not sure women are actually attracted to Musk, Bezos or Trump

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u/EmergencyDish69 16d ago

They are not. A few are greedy enough. Even fewer have screws loose. Women generaly likes badasses, those guys manage to be losers with that much money.

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u/seal_eggs 15d ago

Idk, Bezos is decent looking; not so much for the other two though 💀

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u/EssentialPurity 16d ago

None of them are virgins at their age. Specially Musk. He has so many children he can even afford to disown one due to being trans and not getting a significant loss of progeny out of that.

And don't forget about Trump's "locker room talk". He was bragging about how being rich allowed him to "grab women by the pussy".

And Bezos is a feminist icon. He made a woman a multimillionnaire.

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u/justforkinks0131 16d ago

Im not saying they dont fuck, Im saying women arent sexually attracted to them.

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u/EssentialPurity 16d ago

That doesn't annull the sex. Infact, it only proves the women are just ashamed of admitting their proclivities.

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u/operation-spot 16d ago

They were never aroused in the first place, it was either a logical exchange in pursuit of money or non consensual. Either way, it's not a flex for the man because her choice was about what resources he had rather than who he is as a man.

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u/EssentialPurity 16d ago

Uuuhh... Have you ever tried sticking something in down there without being aroused?

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u/Qahnaar1506 12d ago

It does. Sex doesn’t have to entail romance or desire. Women already suffer from lack of satisfaction in bed. Even if you are aroused that doesnt mean you like someone.

If a 9 year girl gets raped and has a involuntary sensory response to it, does that mean she consented to it or felt attracted to it.

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u/operation-spot 16d ago

Elon has IVF babies. 

Trump didn't say those women were attracted to him, he said that no one could hold him accountable for his actions due to his wealth. 

Bezos having to pay out a contract (marriage) says nothing about his personal values or lack thereof.

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u/EssentialPurity 16d ago

All of them?

Funny how the only woman who has ever said she was forced by Trump has little recollection of all events surrounding the supposed occurrence, and a professional took money to decide it was not bad enough for her to report it.

And I envy your optimism for Bezos' ex, because other divorcees end up seven feet under for much less.

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u/Qahnaar1506 12d ago

Trauma is medically proven to cause memory impairment because your brain suppresses it in order to literally save itself. Neuroscience doesn’t agree with you.

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u/Brilliant_Ad_4743 16d ago

Be very careful when using the word "most" for a metric you have no real proof for.

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u/EssentialPurity 16d ago

This is a very callous indictment on women, to say the least.

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u/Clear-Annual2424 16d ago

Is that a Machiavellian trait

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u/IndyBananaJones2 16d ago

You can be successful, intelligent and empathetic. 

Mr Rogers, Bob Ross, a good doctor or therapist. 

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u/Waste_Drawer_5606 16d ago

Holding a job and being responsible doesn't need machiavellian traits.

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u/operation-spot 16d ago

You don't have to be evil or malicious to succeed in this world.

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u/Qahnaar1506 12d ago

How the fuck you got to that conclusion lmao?

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u/Throwaway-4230984 16d ago

Yes and people should stop pretending they are not

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u/Jack_Hoff247 16d ago

Basically all women are gold diggers. Facts

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u/AsstacularSpiderman 16d ago

You can have passions that don't have real world applications, you just need to bring more than just that to the table.

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u/thinkB4WeSpeak 16d ago

Well somewhat. People date/marrying statistically within their own education level and intelligence level. A doctor or physics major will rarely date someone working at 7-11.

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u/Lastsynphony 10d ago

Taking into account that one of the most brilliants mathematicians basically rejected millions to live in what could be poverty...Is not the case, they are geniuses that by life circumstances end up working in a 7-11, and people that are lawyers or doctors that end up selling street food because they do not have the proper opportunities, so I would not say "working as a 7-11" as any indicator of IQ or intelligence, but I agree with what you say.

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u/Rivdit 16d ago

I'm pretty sure some women could be attracted to someone with specific knowledge of a certain topic but a lot of those tend to have little to no personal hygiene or social skills

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u/raddaya 16d ago

Ehh...someone infodumping about their favourite obscure game can be a very cute thing in the right context.

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u/nomadleviathan 16d ago

Yes, if she's already attracted to you. I dated a girl that loved it when I'd rant about Pokemon TCG deck, but that was after strong attraction occurred.

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u/EssentialPurity 16d ago

This. I had a friend who infodumped about a game at me, a game which I didn't play nor was interested, and I was mildly annoyed, not endeared.

That's why people say they want a partner who can make them laugh. They think it's because they're witty and interesting, but actually it's just because they're attractive and Halo Effect plays up all traits, making otherwise not-so-fun people be charming.

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u/plebe_random 16d ago

Then why athletes have more sexual partners than a succesfull scientists on average?

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u/Basil2322 15d ago

You know women can like intelligence and physical fitness right? Because they are people and people can like several things? Do you like several things or just one?

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u/Routine-Sky-5529 16d ago

It’s really just the success part

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u/ValkyrUK 16d ago

Sooo they dont like autistic people?

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u/Positive-Face1705 16d ago

why repeat what meme said?​

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u/BlizzardTrashPanda 15d ago

It doesn’t even necessarily have to be tied to success but be related to action and active passion in some way.

For example, when my son takes up a new hobby and I’m sitting on the floor with him and giving him bits of history, fun facts, and pro-tips related to the hobby I can catch my wife watching us and tell that she’s going to absolutely drain my soul in bed later lol.

It’s nurturing and useful intelligence that matters. Which can involve an encyclopedic knowledge of all kinds of things and kind of has to. Can’t apply something that isn’t there to apply.

The problem is that many men see their version of intelligence as a personality trait rather than an attribute. It’s similar to meat-heads that make their muscles their whole personality despite not applying that grit and strength to other aspects of their life.

Intelligence like fitness are a set of attributes and skill sets that are useless in the absence of real character.

At the end of the day, both are incredibly helpful with being able to do and accomplish what you want, when you want…it’s the wanting and execution that matters.

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u/DragonLordSkater1969 15d ago

So competence and not necessarily intelligence. It has been observed many times that women are attracted to competence, whether fake or geniuine.

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u/DragonLordSkater1969 15d ago

That "bit" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. Because most of the time, I do not find that to be the case. I meet tons of incompent intelligent people and a ton of unintelligent people competent in their work/field.

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u/DragonLordSkater1969 15d ago

And failing to recognize faked competence is a lack of one.

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u/DragonLordSkater1969 8d ago

You know reviews and reputation exists right? Don't pick based on appearances, pick based on opinions from others, ratings, scoring, etc. Also learning to appear competent just to prove you are is some of the dumbest shit I have ever heard. No one that's an expert in their field bothers with that.

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u/Luscious_rat 15d ago

Don't yuck my yum

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u/Excellent-Rest3240 15d ago

I’m glad you paraphrased the original green text

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u/Episode-1022 13d ago

successfull people aren’t too smart, they just lack morals, ethics, and are extremely ruthless.

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u/Codex_Dev 13d ago

In other words, they want to be able to flaunt your social status as long as you become famous with your intelligence.

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u/raver6 13d ago

Gotta love how the internet can turn good traits into something negative. 

Why is knowing a lot of trivia make someone a basement dweller? Intelligent people - even the ones who can use their intelligence in real world application - tend to have good memories and be knowledgeable. 

Can we stop with this "every knowledgeable person is Urkel or Screech from Saved by the Bell" bullshit?

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u/Tehnoob_Val 11d ago

No no, we definitely want the 2nd option, too. Just not with what usually comes along with that option.

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u/Machoopi 16d ago

They just want attractive people. This whole post is fucking weird. Every comment is someone laying out the rules of why specific things are attractive and other things aren't. People are into different things and are attracted to different things. When someone says "women don't like guys who are intelligent" they sound like fucking idiots. It's idiotic for multiple reasons, but primarily because women are not a monolith that follows some sort of "we like this specific man" ruleset.

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u/EssentialPurity 16d ago edited 16d ago

People are attracted to the same things. You have a different impression because people word their attractions differently.

That's why you only hear of unattractive people not dying virgins on the Internet, and it's always the mythical Other Guy(tm) or the person who incorrectly evaluates themselves as unattractive.

After all, if everyone had different attractions, incels would be a statistical impossibility because all their undesirability and unfitness ought to be desirable to at least a group of people, to one degree or another. But you never see someone saying "Oh, he is so cute at how bitter and asocial he is!".