Although I don't have the details of all of their research methodology, I'm pretty sure that they did do this. I don't really see how this study justifies red pill ideology. Fertility is highest in… - Elle Beau ❇︎ - Medium

…esults are more cultural/social conditioning than biological or evolutionary, wouldn't you think? 

Maybe one way to check those results against potential bias would be to compare percentages of women who are not young but have the magic WHR and are labeled as attractive in this study with the the percentages of young women with magic WHR labeled as attractive. If there is no age bias and it's truly just the WHR, then the percentages should fall with standard…
Right, so depending on how it was set up, that study is subject to age bias.
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Elle Beau ❇︎
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Feb 18, 2022
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Although I don't have the details of all of their research methodology, I'm pretty sure that they did do this.
I don't really see how this study justifies red pill ideology. Fertility is highest in the mid to late 20s, past the time of optimal teen WHR, and the "ideal" female body constantly changes so to say it's evolutionary and not cultural seems like wishful thinking. How are these red pill types explaining the small breasted, boyish figures of the 1920's as the ideal a mere hundred years ago?
If you find out more about this, please do let me know. I'd be interested.
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