Dr Paul Eastwick
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711 appearances
2 recordings
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 22 Jun
Dr Paul Eastwick’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Mm-hmm.
We probably agree like 70, 75% of the time, okay, as opposed to 50-50 chance.
That's pretty good, okay?
That is where the sense comes from, that when people are meeting each other or I'm being evaluated, I mean, maybe people are just looking at my photo online and swiping left or right.
Mm-hmm.
That's where that sense comes from that there are tens and twos.
But a funny thing starts to happen as people meet each other multiple times.
And we've shown this in a variety of studies.
If you have us do that task again, after a little while, the agreement would go down to 65 percent and then 60 percent.
And if I do these studies among friends and acquaintances who've known each other for months or years, they're agreeing like 53% of the time about who's hot and who's not, about who you'd want to date and who you wouldn't want to date.
It's sort of shocking, but it makes sense when you realize a couple things.
Once we get to know people over time, what happens is that some people seem more appealing to us as we get to know them, right?
Maybe we learn like, oh, I didn't think much of them at first.
Then I realized they have a great sense of humor.
So everything about them becomes more appealing.
But with other people, it's going to go the other way.
And the issue is that different perceivers sort of go along those tracks differently for the same target.
So you might find that somebody gets more appealing.
I find that they get less appealing.
That leads us to diverge more over time.
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