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At the end of last month / the beginning of this month i was warning that the coronavirus was an escaped lab experiment instead of a seafood market thing (Because i knew they had this specific virus and experimented with it) and that the media was Underselling it by claiming it was just a flu and it was being contained and there was nothing to worry about. Some people on this site mocked me for saying the media was underselling the issue, claiming they instead where overhyping it because nothing would happen it was not as bad as the flu, they had seen multiple scares and of course it would not really cause an issue for them.

Now its a month later and what i predicted had come true (although with delay given my initial 2 week source was not accurate as it turned out to be 1 month) with the virus now showing where it was a month ago with apparently Italy being heavily infected all along, 18% chance of getting deadly symptoms that need hospitalized care, confirmation people where bitten by bats in the lab and of course the kind of spread i knew would happen since it was obvious to me long ago.

So once again, like i warned last month take care as if its already in your region and make sure you have enough food supply to last food shortages. It can take weeks before someone is healed and you are not fully immune to the disease afterwards. This can last a while before the world supply stabalizes.

So I have been off the app for months now, honestly. It's been great for mental stability and happiness. I mean, how couldn't Tinder drive you insane?

I kept getting notifications to unhide my profile and see the new users and last night I caved. Overall, underwhelming. I find I'm less impressed by average girls nowadays. I'm not foaming at the mouth like I used to be when I was younger. So more and more female profiles are becoming 'meh' to me. No joke.

What's more: the damn app baits you into swiping. They say I've got 9 nee likes. Okay cool. So I go swipe a handful of times... and none of the people I swiped on were among my new likes. -_-

Tinder is a shady business I'm telling you. They can't just put your likes at the top of your deck. Who knows how far down they are. Just the ordinary tinder bullshit. >_< 🤬.

ANYWAY, I have newfound appreciation for IRL interactions. Nobody is forcing me to pay $14.95/month to talk to people IRL. And to be frank, women in IRL are of higher quality anyways -- generally speaking. I have talked to some high quality young women on Tinder but they're not the norm, lol, let's face it. Okay that's all for this.

1. 90% of the questions and answers are generalizations. They don't specify a type a person, a specific scenario, or even enough details to give an accurate analysis. Also, they are phrased as if all or most of a gender is the same, which is far from the truth. If people were giving honest answers it would almost always be "it depends."

2. Most of the answers you get will not be from your targeted type of mate. For example, say you want a new age girl but instead you get an opinion from a cheerleader. Or you want advice about approaching a good looking girl but instead get advice from an ugly girl. You are getting irrelevant advice without knowing it.

3. The polls on this site aren't even an accurate representation of the people on this site, much less the general population. For example, say you ask if guys like giving girls flowers. Guys that like giving girls flowers are more likely to click the question and answer yes while guys that don't will ignore the question, making the poll results inaccurate and irrelevant.

4. Most of the people on this site are posers. They exaggerate their self-worth, pretend to speak for all of their gender, pretend to know things they don't, or are a completely fake profile to begin with. People don't want to hang out with them so they come on here and answer questions to feel important and pass time. Not exactly the person you want advice from.

5. The people that run the site can remove or promote anything they want which makes the site fundamentally biased. This tends to attract certain types of people while repelling other types. Instead of giving an accurate representation of the general population, you end up with an echo chamber of people that repeat and validate their same beliefs back to each other.