Evolutionary Psychology and Seduction Strategies

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In Fritz Allhoff, Kristie Miller & Marlene Clark (eds.), Dating ‐ Philosophy for Everyone. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 195–210 (2010-09-24)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Sexual Selection, Women's Preferences, and Mating Intelligence The Seduction Community: Human Excellence and Empowering Social Art in a Post‐Scarcity Era Is It Wrong to Try to Raise Your Mating Intelligence? Is Raising Your Mate Value a Good Thing? A Deflationist Solution to the Problem Conclusion: What About Women?

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from date to mate ‐ “natural” selection   evolutionary psychology and seduction strategies ‐ science teaching men how to attract women   average looking man ‐ having trouble finding someone   finding a supermodel ‐ with an insecure, average looking man   women's mating preferences and strategies ‐ predicting the kind of features to display   sexual selection, women's preferences, and mating intelligence   hard‐to‐imagine‐a‐survival‐advantage cases ‐ peacock's tail, of the “survival of the fittest”   Descent of Man and selection in relation to sex ‐ Darwin's answer to this problem   seduction community ‐ human excellence, empowering social art in a post‐scarcity era   deflationist solution to problems ‐ solution, dismissing problems dealt with

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