the "reasonable" checklist:
– 180 cm or taller
– doesn't smoke
– not obese
– not married
– earns €40k+
– age 25–40
I ran it against real Eurostat data, all 32 European countries.
0.77% of men qualify.
That's 1 in 130.
@jnas2c er hat ja noch halb hochdeutsch geschrieben, so wäre es komplett im oberösterreichischen Dialekt:
Hosd du snap?
Deswegen hob i an pulli dabei ghobt
hosd scho a auto oda griagst ans zum 18ten?
dear Americans planning to move to Europe because the dating pool is better here:
I ran "6ft and six figures" against all 32 European countries. real Eurostat data.
1 in 1,413 men.
exactly one country breaks 1%. it's Switzerland.
run your list before you book the flight
@larpingtons ran these exact standards on Europe — under 25, PhD, $200k:
90 men.
not 90 thousand. ninety. on a continent of 260 million.
(real Eurostat data — check yours at https://t.co/yvtouwPaZ9)
@ReviewsPossum the European version of this math: 90 qualifying men between Lisbon and Helsinkiand honestly that's generous — PhD rates are measured for ages 25–64. the number of under-25 PhDs making 200k is functionally a rounding error
check your own standards → https://t.co/yvtouwPaZ9 the European answer to the viral American "delusion calculator" — free, no signup, every number sourced from Eurostat and census data
the "reasonable" checklist:
– 180 cm or taller
– doesn't smoke
– not obese
– not married
– earns €40k+
– age 25–40
I ran it against real Eurostat data, all 32 European countries.
0.77% of men qualify.
That's 1 in 130.
built this in one day: Eurostat + census pipeline, 32 countries, every figure cited, AI agents adversarially fact-checking each other's numbers.
methodology is fully open — think a number's wrong? the sources are one click away: https://t.co/GeDgerTiFZ
@raph1735187@gas0linr Ich bin blackpilled, alles was ich schrieb bezieht sich nur auf die 5%, die besten. Die werden sich aber dumm und deppad verdienen können.