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I did Part 1 and Part 2 here. Here's Part 3 cause I'm bored.

Anna Maria. Medium length black hair. Native American. Short (5'5"). Average-curvy build with D cups. Photographer. Is kind, sassy, and outgoing, but had a traumatic childhood, so can sometimes be moody. Very sweet if you're nice to her; your worst nightmare if you cross her.

Bianca. Long black hair. Medium-dark skin. Very short (5'3"). Thicc curvy body with DDD cups and a big butt. Grocery cashier and college student. Is silly, goofy, affectionate, and can be pretty funny, but also has low self-esteem and body image issues, and can be quite clingy.

Cynthia. Long wavy blonde hair. Pale light skin. Tall (5'9"). Athletic build with DD cups and a toned body. Marketing specialist manager. Is light-hearted, outdoorsy, loves farming, and has a light sense of humor, but not all that smart, and can be very stubborn.

Deandra. Long brown hair. Asian; light skin. Medium height (5'7"). Slender/slim build with a flat chest (A cups). Lawyer. Is Conservative, above-average in intelligence, and very pragmatic, but also has no sense or humor, and a bit serious most of the time.

Esmeralda. Wavy medium-length black hair. Hispanic; light skin. Very short (5'1"). Curvy build with C cups and a bouncy booty. Accounting college student. Calm, optimistic, artsy, and very girly, but also a bit fickle, superficial, and likes to be pampered often (from being girly).

Felicia. Long dark auburn hair. Pale skin. Extremely tall (6'5"). Full figured voluptuous body with huge G cups, wide hips, and a huge booty. Registered nurse and student. Warm, sweethearted, positive, affectionate, witty, intelligent, and loves cooking, but also very ambitious and has high standards for her career.

Gloria. Medium light-brown hair. Medium-light skin. Tall (5'11"). Medium build with B cups and toned arms. Sells used cars, but comes from a rich family. Stern, controlling, high maintenance, a feminist, hot headed, and judgmental, but upper middle-class.

If animals could talk to humans and each other, like in cartoons, do you think they would have all mimic human culture based on each country around the world? (Korean birds would speak Korean and like ramen, pigeons would act like New Yorkers, pandas would be like Chinese people, kangaroos would have Australian accents, etc.)

Or would every species, around the world, have their own culture, or even language, separate from humans? (All dogs speak Canine and have their dog culture regardless of country, all cats speak Feline and act the same around the world, all birds speak Chirp-tweet and act the same in the US as Russia, etc.)

To me, humans are animals and convergent evolution is a thing, so *I* believe animals would mimic human culture and language (American mice, British mice, Russian mice, etc). But a friend thinks animals would have their own culture and language due to the common traits they all do worldwide (such as cats licking their fur, slashing up furniture, freaking out at socks, and generally acting like jerks).

WHAT DO YOU THINK?

using advanced mathematics and statistics computer sciences and big data analytics he analyzes millions of gigabytes of financial market data and builds highly mathematical financial models of the stock market.

He uses financial signal processing to analyze trends in this financial data.

He then uses high frequency trading (millions of trades per day made using algorithms so the trades are automatically done by the computer not the human) with artificial intelligence and machine learning being used by the computer to make the investment decisions based on the millions of gigabytes of financial data and the mathematical models he has built.

This job involves graduate level math, statistics, Financial economics, programming, machine learning and artificial intelligence, and data science as well as signal processing

would you find it attractive if a guy had this job?

The academic intelligence is given far more importance than any other intelligence, I believe. What do you think about this?

I mean from a career's point of view.