Explore the scientific aspects of attractiveness, including symmetry, average faces, muscles, waist-to-hip ratio, tattoos, beards, eye color, and more. Discover the role of evolutionary biology in understanding attraction, societal influences on beauty standards, and the complexities of mate selection. Uncover insights on stated vs. revealed preferences, mate value, societal perceptions of attractiveness, and genetic influences on social status evolution.

Macken Murphy, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Melbourne, dives deep into the intriguing world of infidelity. He discusses how both men and women cheat for surprisingly similar reasons, exploring evolutionary drivers and the complexities of dual mating strategies. The conversation touches on whether infidelity is heritable and the significant role relationship dissatisfaction plays. Macken unpacks the dynamics of jealousy and delves into the science behind why some people become repeat offenders in relationships, providing a fresh perspective on attraction and commitment.

Anthropology researcher and podcast host Macken Murphy discusses dating, attractiveness, relationships, and the Red Pill/Manosphere. Topics include the link between reproductive signaling and warfare, controversy surrounding violence in ethnography, the impact of online dating, monogamy, infidelity, polyamory, and practical advice for increasing mate attraction.

Discover the signs indicating a partner may cheat and the role of jealousy in relationships. Explore the impact of past cheating on future relationships. Learn about enhancing relationships with the Coupley app and the phases of love and relationships.

Exploring data-driven dating advice with a GRS-funded scientist discussing red pill beliefs, mate preferences, hypergamy, gender dynamics, career regrets, humor in mate selection, and evolutionary aspects of human behavior in relationships.