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Hate_my_life
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2037 will be the year of the 'e-babies,' according to research
More couples will be first meeting online than in real life in the year 2035, and by 2037, more babies will be born to parents who met online, according to new research.
This shouldn't really come as a shock to any of you:
I mean studies have also shown that 40% of couples met each other Online and that's only going up (Based in AMERICA):
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Around 40% of American couples now first meet online
It is one of the most profound changes in life in the US.
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Anyway back to the article:
Firstly this data is based on British couples on eHarmony.
If I had to ask you to name 2 dating apps, the first 2 you'd name would be:
Match.com and Tinder.
eHarmony isn't as mainstream so for the number to this this high already for a less well-known app is staggering.
More couples will be first meeting online than in real life in the year 2035, and by 2037, more babies will be born to parents who met online - so-called 'ebabies' - than offline, according to new research.
Over 4,000 adults were quizzed about their love lives in the study for dating website eharmony.
This is based on how many couples have met online NOW and all they did was basically draw a line of best fit based on their Graphical data and use that to determine the year when more people meet online that offline.
Source: https://web.stanford.edu/~mrosenfe/Rosenfeld_et_al_Disintermediating_Friends.pdf
Focusing on the rate at which online dating grew between 2010 and 2020, we can see more couples met by an increase of over 15%.
The worst case scenario is that rate grows even steeper and as Internet and smartphones become more readily available globally as well as ads are been constantly pushed about the "Joys of online dating" (as long as you're Chad or a foid), I can 100% see over 50% of couples meeting online by 2030 (AT THE LATEST).
Researchers found that a third - 32 per cent - of singletons already meet their match through dating apps.
Over the past four years, the next most common couplings took place at work (23 per cent), through a mutual friend (12 per cent) or via social media (seven per cent).
Just by summing the total percentage of people who've met through Online dating sites + social media; that comes close to 40%.
Do you really think the next generation will resort to "ancient" methods of meeting up!? JFL.
Sites that constantly push the importance of looks are becoming more and more mainstream, but society still wants us to believe looks don't matter.
Nearly half of Brits say the Internet makes it easier to meet their match than relying on traditional, offline means of dating.
This sentiment is shared across all western countries amongst women. Online dating has served as a genetic filter. They are guaranteed a guy who'll give them the tingles so long as they swipe (left?) the guys who have a bad personality.
We are entering an era where looks are going to matter more than ever. Inceldom rates are only going to go up.
I'm not an advocate of sub-8 = Incel theory, however by the 2040s; I know that any guy who's a sub 8 will not be able to enter a monogamous committed relationship with a foid who is on his looks level.
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