thecel
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This right here is my holy grail formula:
face: 0 to 10 scale
height: inches (or cm / 2.54)
( face - 10 )^2 / 10 - ( height - 77 )^2 / 49
IMPORTANT: The only useful info you can get out of this formula is whether you get a positive or a negative answer. The formula absolutely does not quantify your SMV. The formula was not designed to measure how much your height or face affects your hoe-smashing endeavors. For example, if you get -1, that means your height negatively affects your chances with women more than your face does. But, if someone else gets -10, it does not mean their situation is 10 times as bad as yours. The magnitude of the number doesn't really mean anything.
Also, this formula doesn't tell you anything about who slays more than who. A 6'5" 10/10 man and a 5'2" 3/10 man both get results very close to 0 from the formula, but obviously the 6'5" 10/10 man is in a much better situation than the 5'2" 3/10 man. All this formula does is tell you whether your height or your face hurts your chances more. It can't tell you how good or bad your chances are.
face: 0 to 10 scale
height: inches (or cm / 2.54)
( face - 10 )^2 / 10 - ( height - 77 )^2 / 49
- If the answer is a positive number, your face is what's holding you back the most.
- If the answer is a negative number, your height is what's holding you back the most.
- If the answer is 0, then both your height and your face affect your chances with women to the same extent.
IMPORTANT: The only useful info you can get out of this formula is whether you get a positive or a negative answer. The formula absolutely does not quantify your SMV. The formula was not designed to measure how much your height or face affects your hoe-smashing endeavors. For example, if you get -1, that means your height negatively affects your chances with women more than your face does. But, if someone else gets -10, it does not mean their situation is 10 times as bad as yours. The magnitude of the number doesn't really mean anything.
Also, this formula doesn't tell you anything about who slays more than who. A 6'5" 10/10 man and a 5'2" 3/10 man both get results very close to 0 from the formula, but obviously the 6'5" 10/10 man is in a much better situation than the 5'2" 3/10 man. All this formula does is tell you whether your height or your face hurts your chances more. It can't tell you how good or bad your chances are.
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