Where pretty lies perish.
Posted in Biomechanics is God, Foreign Girls on Oct 7th, 2013
Although the source and scientific rigor of this graphic can’t be verified by crack CH gumshoes, it is interesting enough even in its vagueness and limitations to spur charmingly adolescent discussion about female beauty and its correlation with race and ethnicity. Take it for what it is, and assume some bias in the photo selection … Read more
Posted in Biomechanics is God, Girls, The Pleasure Principle, Ugly Truths on Oct 3rd, 2013
Take a look at this series of photos. Which woman, left or right, is more beautiful? How elusive is the concept of beauty? Apparently, not very. With a few microtweaks of geometric proportions, a woman’s face can turn from plain to pulchritudinous. The Marquardt Beauty Mask uses the pentagon and decagon as a foundation that, … Read more
Posted in Biomechanics is God, Girls, Guy Rules, Ugly Truths on Oct 1st, 2013
Watch this video of a man and a woman, respectively, dropping a mickey in their dates’ drinks. When the man attempts to drug his date, a mongrel horde of white knights descends upon him to break him on the wheel. But when the woman does the same to her date… crickets. Not a stir among … Read more
Posted in Biomechanics is God, Culture on Sep 26th, 2013
And, to a lesser extent, men more like women, at least in an outpost of the West. Facial structure of men and women has become more similar over time. […] Researchers found that craniofacial differences between contemporary men and women are less pronounced than they were in the 16th century. The researchers also found that, … Read more
Posted in Biomechanics is God, Game, Science Validates Game on Sep 24th, 2013
There is a concept in biology known as “hormesis“, which describes the process of an organism becoming stronger when exposed to low levels of stressors. An example of this process would be taking tiny amounts of cobra venom over a long period of time so as to develop an immunity against cobra bites. An Army study … Read more
Posted in Biomechanics is God, Game, Girls on Sep 4th, 2013
CH taunted and teased you ladies with hints of forthcoming posts on Monthly Cycle Game. [T]here are two distinct schools of game every man should use: One tailored to women during the one week they’re ovulating and demanding of more dominance signals, and one tailored to women during the three weeks they prefer more signals … Read more
Posted in Biomechanics is God, Culture, Game, Goodbye America, Inner Beauty, Maxims, Ugly Truths on Aug 27th, 2013
Think about the ecumenical change in society that, intuitively, must be happening with the widespread use of various hindbrain altering drugs, like the Pill and antidepressants. This is a change in biochemistry unparalleled in human evolutionary history. It’d be a miracle of serendipity if there weren’t blowback. A reader surmises, Great site. Good advice. But … Read more
Posted in Biomechanics is God, Game, Science Validates Game, Ugly Truths on Aug 22nd, 2013
Men and women are psychologically, temperamentally, physically, and, as ♥SCIENCE♥ is now showing, perceptually different. How men and women perceive the opposite sex’s physical attractiveness varies greatly. What follows is a gem of a study that essentially vindicates the foundational elements of game and lends support to an understanding of the world that accounts for … Read more
Posted in Biomechanics is God, Love on Aug 1st, 2013
Visual proof of the damaging toll that fatness extracts from a woman’s sexual market value, and of the major increase in SMV that accrues when the excess fat is shed, is in this series of photographs of a single girl taken at regular intervals as she lost weight and went from a hippo to a … Read more
Posted in Beta, Biomechanics is God, Game on Jul 29th, 2013
The Beta Male Move of the Day highlights a classic beta male “tell” that women subconsciously register and which then powers down any nascent attraction that they may feel toward the man betraying himself by his beta behavior. BMMOTDs (or, colloquially, “Beta Movements”), can be egregious or subtle; the end result, however, is always the … Read more
