When you stack requirements for a partner — must be tall, earn six figures, be single, not overweight, etc. — the eligible pool shrinks multiplicatively rather than additively, approaching zero. The 'man in finance, 6'5, blue eyes' meme is treated as a joke, but the underlying math reveals that demanding a checklist rather than a partner produces a search that is mathematically unwinnable.
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