In the era of big data, mathematical equations can tell people how to win in love, and the result of mathematical calculation is conclusive. The first person you can't date will eventually get together. Second, third, no. Your partner will not appear until you meet 37% potential partners in your life.

This is the result of British mathematician Hannah Frye's own algorithm. Frye specializes in studying the operation of social and economic systems through mathematical formulas. But she also applies mathematical calculation to the study of interpersonal relationships. Frye put forward several sets of mathematical formulas about love, which made her an expert in love algorithm. Frye said that using these mathematical formulas can improve the possibility of success of dating websites and help to find the ideal marriage partner.

Frye published a new book called Mathematics of Love. In her book, she expounds the wonderful relationship between mathematics and interpersonal emotional communication. Frye said in an interview: "Love is an important part of life. Love is full of all kinds of equations, and mathematics is to find and solve all kinds of equations, so we can look at the relationship between people in a mathematical way. "

After a series of mathematical calculations, Frye listed three mathematical secrets of love that make it easier for you to successfully find true love.

First of all, after mathematical calculation and analysis, the photos posted on dating websites will not attract more people because they look better. The reason is that people will worry that there are too many competitors in love, which will lead to a decline in the success rate of making friends, so many people will shrink back because of a photo of a beautiful woman or a handsome guy. Therefore, it is easier to succeed if you are different.

Secondly, Frye calculated that if the route of life is to fall in love at the age of 65 and get married at the age of 438+05, then in the course of these 20 years, people don't have to take the first 37% of the time too seriously, because according to calculation, the probability of true love appearing in the second 63% period is greater.

Finally, how to maintain a successful marriage and avoid divorce? The secret given by Fry is to say what you have to say. Taking out small complaints in daily life to communicate can better avoid divorce. If the proportion of negative energy in two people's conversation rises sharply and exceeds a certain proportion, it is likely to lead to the end of the relationship between the two sides.

The "truth" obtained by mathematical calculation is that couples who have low endurance but know how to communicate will have a longer marriage relationship.