Re:Gini coefficient
by claudiawerner on Tuesday February 04, 2020 @09:05AM
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The context matters. Look at these sentences:
>The most important data I needed was the percent of men that these females tended to “like.
>The females who responded to my questions could have lied about the percentage of guys they“like”
>I have to assume that in general females find the same men attractive.
>Most females only “like” the most attractive guys.
>According to my last post, the most attractive men will be liked by only approximately 20% of all the females on Tinder.
>According to this analysis a man of average attractiveness can only expect to be liked by slightly less than 1% of females (0.87%).
In sentences where men and women are mentioned together, more often than not, "female" is used instead of "woman".
women: 13
men: 14
male: 6
female: 6
The language used is equal and every case where "male" or "female" was chosen, it was matched by its inverse in the following statement. Same goes for "men" and "women", I think you're perhaps reading something from the article that isn't there.