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| Author: | jaydwuh [ Sat Jul 14, 2012 1:56 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Introduction + discussion: we need a statistical approach! |
Hello, I'm Jay and I am an amateur PUA with a flair for a statistical approach to things. I would like to try to gather some statistics on the matter of seduction. The rationale behind this is that lay stories are inspirational, sarge reports are useful tidbits, but what I think a PUA needs to gauge his success is some figures to match his performances against. These figures help him understand whether he's underachieving or he's actually pushing the envelope of seduction. I have never seen the topic of seduction took on like this, therefore if you feel like contributing to accumulate statistical data, one day we'll have some actual figures to see how we're doing. Through statistics we can see whether a certain seduction technique actually works. We need more numbers and less stories! Think about this: a car enthusiast has track lap times at the Nürburgring or at some other track to gauge how successful he is, how further he can possibly push his car round the bends. PUA's don't have anything like that but some success stories which can always be attributed to luck. Statistics are a means to balance out luck. I would like to start with this simple survey: How long did it take you to seduce your last five women, how hot would you honestly think they were? Additionally, to scale results appropriately, how hot you think you are? Let's start with my contribution: I rate myself 7.5/10 My last f-closes took me: - 3 dates and she was 7.5/10 - 2 dates and she was 7/10 - 2 dates and she was 7.5/10 - 2 dates and she was 6.5/10 - 1 night stand (took me like 15 min to f-close) and she was a 6/10 From this I can garner that on average I'm no speed demon when it comes to f-closing and that I don't date women out of my league. (I know that theory says that there's no such thing as "out of your league", but I want to prove it statistically!). Sorry for the lengthy post, I hope to have stimulated some interest! Bye, Jay |
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