Computational Experiments with the Fuzzy Love and Romance



in figure 3. This figure shows the correlation that could be captured in the simulation
between the agents with high competitiveness in the perspective of their intelligence and
the one in the eyes of physical performances. However, as the simula
tions conducted in
figure 3 and 4 emerged from the “normal” micro properties of the system based on some
findings in the observation in the field of evolu
tionary psychology, we can say that by
learning through the resulting simulation, theoretically we could see that there is no exact
correlations between intelligence and the physical outlook of the agents. By using the
standard micro-properties of the artificial world, we could see that it is very rare to find an
agent with significantly high attractiveness of mental intelligence (
qm (int elligence) (t) ) and
simultaneously the most attractive physically (
Qp(t) ), also with the most attractive personal
psychological traits (
qm(p)(t)), e.g.: humor, romantic behavior to the opposite sex.

Figure 3. The attractiveness of a sexual agent in as represented in the attractiveness related to
intelligence and physical appearance (
above) . The correlation coefficient of the qm (int elligence) (t)and qm(p)(t)
as evaluated by corresponding mate candidates in the fuzzy fashion (below).

Is this some kind of accentuation to the broad commonsensical thoughts about this
issue? Some further empirical works could be conducted in order to support this claim for it

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