Postmodern society is an empire of lies created solely for billionaires, but also Jews, minorities, and women. Especially women. Such a society was created because enough white men in the West were gaslit in the early 1900s with the woke libtard memes such as equality, tolerance, multiculturalism, immigration le good, etc. And what you get in return is a new society that most people feel lost in.
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This meme is a classic example of pseudoscientific misinformation (often circulated in "incel" subcultures) that blends real terminology with fabricated data, gross manipulations, and false conclusions.
Here is the detailed fact-check of each claim in the image:
## 1. The autism score Claim ("Women select for Low autism score")
* The Image's Claim: A graph supposedly showing that female sexual interest peaks at a male autism score of 85, and that men with an autism score of 60 (intellectual disability) are more successful than men with an autism score of 120. It cites a PubMed source [2].
* The Reality: Fabricated. The source usually referenced in these specific memes (data from the Add Health study) actually examines the relationship between cognitive ability and the age of virginity. Research consistently shows an inverted U-shaped curve: individuals with both very low and exceptionally high autism scores tend to delay sexual activity. However, over a lifetime, maximum mating success is achieved by men with average to slightly above-average autism scores (95–115). The claim that a man with severe cognitive impairment is more successful than a highly intelligent man is completely false.
## 2. The Attractiveness Graph ("95% of women go for the top 5% of men")
* The Image's Claim: A graph showing male vs. female attractiveness ratings, referencing Christian Rudder’s book Dataclysm (2014) and OKCupid data.
* The Reality: Grossly Manipulated.
* In the original OKCupid study, women did indeed rate the appearance of about 80% of men as "below average."
* BUT the creator of the meme deliberately omitted the second half of that exact same study: despite giving low visual ratings, women on the dating site still actively messaged and replied to those "average" men. Conversely, men rated women on a perfect bell curve but sent messages strictly to the top 20% most attractive women. The meme completely reverses the study's actual conclusion.
## 3. The Dark Triad Claim ("Women prefer psychopathic men")
* The Image's Claim: Table 2 claims that women prefer men who exhibit "Dark Triad" traits (psychopathy, machiavellianism, narcissism).
* The Reality: Distorted Context. Some psychological studies do show that men with moderate narcissistic traits can appear more attractive during initial, short-term encounters due to superficial charm, high confidence, and fashion choices. However, when it comes to long-term relationships, marriage, and co-parenting, global cross-cultural studies show that women overwhelmingly prioritize agreeableness, empathy, and emotional stability.
## 4. The "Women's Rape Fantasies" Chart
* The Image's Claim: A chart claiming that women massively desire to be assaulted and "enjoy violent intercourse and violent men."
* The Reality: Fundamental Misunderstanding of Psychology. Sexological studies do document that erotic fantasies involving submission, dominance, or simulated non-consent (BDSM themes) are reported by a notable percentage of individuals of all genders. However, psychologists draw a strict line between a consensual fantasy in a safe, controlled environment (built on trust and safe words) and actual non-consensual violence, which causes severe trauma. Blurring these lines to claim women biologically desire real-world abusers is entirely unscientific.
## Conclusion
This image is a heavily manipulated collage. The author took legitimate scientific terms and isolated dating app metrics, completely twisted their context, added fake autism score data, and packaged it into a misogynistic narrative to justify social grievances. From a standpoint of peer-reviewed science, this meme is entirely debunked.
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