Tuesday, May 08, 2018 1:32:47 AM
Churak and his Corvette
Don't buy a flashy car if you're looking for a serious relationship, study says.
In his theory of evolution, Charles Darwin suggested that showy traits such as peacock feathers, which do not improve survival, must instead give a reproductive advantage for them to persist through natural selection.
But a new study suggests similar ostentatious displays in humans may actually be detrimental to finding lasting love.
Don't buy a flashy car if you're looking for a serious relationship, study says.
In his theory of evolution, Charles Darwin suggested that showy traits such as peacock feathers, which do not improve survival, must instead give a reproductive advantage for them to persist through natural selection.
But a new study suggests similar ostentatious displays in humans may actually be detrimental to finding lasting love.
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