mASF post by "The Comet"
posted on: mASF forum: General Discussion newsgroup, July 7, 2005

I'm surprised this hasn't been mentioned yet, but the London Seduction
Society was featured in a prime-time BBC programme "Secrets of the Sexes"
last night (summary at end of message). A pretty interesting watch - none of
the theories about facial features attraction was proven, but the results
showed that an hourglass figure in women and height in men were the main
factors in initial attraction - muscularity did not play a factor in this
case. Anyway, there were three guys from the LSS using material recognisably
from here, such as "I'm an arse model" as an answer to "what do you do?".
The only reaction shown from women afterwards was disdain ("he loved
himself", "a complete arse" etc.); no matches were made with the three PUAs,
an explanation proffered by one of them being that he was being choosy and
didn't put many women down. As it turned out, out of 60 speed dates (20 for
each PUA), one woman expressed an interest in dating one of the LSS members.
Out of the rest, most of the guys seemed to get a match or two.


TC


Attraction
Sunday 24 July 2005, 9pm BBC One

Can science predict sexual attraction? In a ground-breaking experiment, a
team of scientists orchestrate a unique speed date with a hundred singletons
to test their theories - with unexpected results. The scientists analyse our
speed-daters bodies, faces, and psychological and social profiles to find
out what the key predictors of sexual chemistry really are.

Looking for love is 32-year-old Beth Eagland. She's on a mission to find a
husband but after four years of singles parties and surfing the net she has
struck out. Peter Kerr is a 37-year-old politics lecturer who can never get
beyond being just friends.

Our scientists believe they can find them the perfect mate where orthodox
match-making methods have failed.