@tommfr38: So sad #claude #anthropic #ai @Claude

birdy :

"Considering ending the chat"

Best friends :

This is a meme that takes some real patterns and presents them as a structure the data doesn't support. The real part: on average, women weigh a partner's income, status, and ambition more heavily, and men weigh looks and age more heavily. On dating apps, women are the more selective swipers, and men say yes to a much wider pool. Attention is also skewed for both sexes, with a small group of highly rated profiles getting most of the messages. The overreach is in the diagram's shape. It treats women's preferences as a narrow set of top men with everyone else "settling," but pairing requires mutual interest. App swiping data describes cheap right swipes, not who ends up partnered. In real populations, most people pair with someone similar in attractiveness, education, and background, which is the opposite of a few top men absorbing everyone. The "catch vs. settling" framing also assumes everyone ranks everyone on one scale, when people usually trade off several traits against each other. The word is misused too. In anthropology, hypergamy means marrying into a higher social or caste group, and it isn't gender-specific. The gendered meme version casts ordinary mate selection by women as a scam, which is why it spreads: it tells the reader they're losing a rigged game. The honest version is less satisfying: people are picky, the things they're picky about differ by sex on average, and most people on the dating market feel like they're the one settling.

ybg lil soap :

waste of computing power

I :

server crashed after this

GatitoWazin :

is ts actually real?

Bahraini Patriot 🇧🇭 :

Why tf he using tools

Yi Long Ma :

Do Claude Fable 5.2

Anslop 🫧 :

“Claude ended this session” that’s straight abuse

ApricotGMD :

This was always so corny bro “hypergamy”

Kipi ✨ ツ :

Noctra :

mine doesnt want to end the chat without my confirmation

! el nova.cs :

do opus 4.7

Matey :