How we choose partners...can you count to 10?

He says:

Natural Selection

On the BBC ages ago was a documentary about genetics and mating. There were 10 guys and 10 girls. Everyone was give a number 1-10. Then they were told to pair up, but with a number the same or lower than theirs. So, 10s wanted 1-9 etc. But who do the 1s go for? They can only go for 1. This starts a ripple effect. 1 = 1, 2 = 2 etc. 10 = 10.

What does this prove? Well, genetically good-looking people (the 1s) will not usually settle for 2s or higher (i.e. uglier people than themselves). That means that people generally can't pair up with prettier people than themselves and have to settle for similar/same looking mates. So, if you see an uglier dude with a hotter bird, it's odd. I'd be thinking: he's rich, he's power, or he has a big dick. All of these things give a bloke a bit more attitude than most and you know that's like an aphrodisaic to birds! (See my post 15th Feb 2007).