Chip Chick
If someone who has a much less attractive score swipes right, your point system will only go up a smidge. But, on the other hand, if they dislike you, your score could go down tremendously.
The same goes for the other perspective. If someone with a higher attractiveness swipes right on you, your score will go up a ton, but your score will drop tremendously if they dislike you.
This is an interesting concept once you put it into perspective.
Here are a few comments that were listed under this Tik Tok video:
“So you’re saying I can swipe left on the hot guys and bring them down several pegs. Interesting”
Here’s one to think about, “Dating apps don’t want you to succeed because each good match means they lose two customers.”
“No wonder my guys aren’t too hot. Yikes.”
Testing the waters out on a dating app is exactly how most people meet today. Especially since the pandemic happened, we are all trying to move forward with our lives while finding a way to hop back into the routine of social norms.
However, when working on ourselves, while being in the midst of finding someone we want to spend the rest of our lives with, should we allow an app to judge us on how attractive we think we are?
@its_zander_j Dating apps use a formula to rate your hotness…? #tinder #hinge #bumble #datingapps #compsci #greenscreen
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