I wonder if there is a Nash Equilibrium for dating. The two strategies could be "invest" or "not invest".
If both invest, then neither have an incentive to change their strategy.
Dating does involve emotion, so there is some randomness in this as well...
Then, I wonder how this could be gamified across a dating app. Attempting to to make them most positive outcomes for most people.
Dumb idea: A tamagotchi like game console that is hand held that you store in your car. You put in your cars information and you let it know all of the maintenance / service you did on the vehicle. It will beep at you if you need to change your oil or do other maintenance after a certain mileage.
#ThisMightWork
According to a fake study I'm making up right now, when you put things in glass jars, such as green powders, you're more likely to put it in your meals.
High time preference refers to valuing immediate gratification over long-term rewards.
People with high time preference tend to prioritize short-term gains over long-term benefits, often leading them to make impulsive decisions without considering future consequences.
Low time preference refers to valuing long-term rewards over immediate gratification.
People with low time preference tend to prioritize delayed gratification, making decisions that may have short-term costs but lead to greater benefits in the long run.