is presented quite strong in our simulation. Nonetheless, we must hold on to the clear
definition of the attractiveness of intelligence and the attractiveness of physical
performance, and it should not be corrupted to the generalization that it is impossible to
find an intelligent and a good looking social agent in the real life. It is worth to note that the
two variables are those that are related to the way how an opposite sex attracted to a
respective agent and not merely an evaluation to a sole agent.
3. Sexual Selection Shapes the Economy
Another interesting findings from our simulations as we do several experiments in
the computational platform is the emergence of the Pareto’s power law distribution as we
observe the macro properties after the few hundreds of our simulation. The initial condition
of the system is made up by both uniformly and Gaussian ( N(μ,σ)) distributed wealth
among all of the agents while there is no any economical activities regarding to agents’
activities but the mating choice processes. There have been numerous empirical articles and
papers showing this fact, but most of the works eventually relating the fact to the agent’s
economic micro-behavior and micro-motives. Nonetheless, our simulation showed that such
economical macro-properties of the social system are emerged giving us theoretical
conjectures that the scaling behavior of economic system is also shaped not solely by
human motives and the natural (positive) feedback of the “networking” the richest with the
richest yielding the richest gets richer. Furthermore, sexual selection among human
bounded by the specific cultural constraints has become a natural factor emerging such
interesting phenomena.
Figure 4. The Paretian scaling behavior of the distribution of wealth as shaped by the sexual selection
processes.
In our case, the way agents choose the best available and accessible mating
candidate probably become the source of the positive feedback fulfilling this Paretian
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