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A scarcity of women leads guys to compete with each other financially, discount the future, decrease their desire to save, and simply make poor financial choices. 
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Beer drinkers are more likely to have sex on the first date, according to new statistics.
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FOR as long as humans have romanced each other, others have wanted to meddle. Internet dating sites claim to have brought science to the age-old question of how to pair off successfully. But have they?
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AnswerLab took their eye-tracking devices to a San Francisco café and had participants view different profiles from Match.com and eHarmony. Their technology allowed them to measure gaze patterns precisely, and to determine how much time each subject-consumer spent viewing different elements of each profile. AnswerLab discovered that women are more “careful consumers” of, well, other humans—as potential mates. Women spent nearly 50% more time than men to assess whether someone’s profile might be a match. Articles about NEUROSCIENCE: http://www.scoop.it/t/science-news?page=7&tag=neuroscience
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Stating that you don't care if you land a partner who is 'hot' or 'sexy' is relatively commonplace. But what people say they want and what they actually want are often two very different things when it comes to romantic attraction.
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Even in the face of today's tough economy and high unemployment rate, a new study revealed that it is still no excuse: in dating, unemployment is a deal breaker, particularly for straight women.
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Dating is more than just going to the movies or holding hands. Dating may help prepare you for future long-term commitments but it may also act as reinforcement for bad behavior.
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We can predict by analyzing their language, who will go on a date — who will match — at rates better than the people themselves.
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Is it possible for a computer to know what makes us fall in love? Online dating websites are in pursuit of the perfect algorithm.
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What you say you want in a mate doesn't always match up with what you actually look for, new research suggests, especially when it comes to how sexy your potential partner is.
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