Hot/Crazy Scale Test
You are here because one of your friends linked you to their Hot/Crazy Scale Test result:
Take the TestResult:
![Comparison](/misc_pictures/hot-crazy-scale-comparison-en.png)
Your friend is 45% hot, 87.92% crazy, which places your friend in the no-go zone.
Take the TestNo-Go Zone: Ah, the No-Go Zone. According to the originators of the Hot/Crazy Scale, one shouldn’t date people in this zone for the simple reason that they are not hot enough. It’s dogmatic, but to the followers of the theory, that’s part of the fun (or simply a fact of life). It may not be sympathetic, but there’s no denying that “beauty privilege” is a thing in the sense that attractive people are offered favors and kindnesses that other people are not. On the other hand, studies have shown that one reason people are lonely today is that many are holding out for “something better,” refusing to give people a chance if their physical beauty is not deemed sufficient. So maybe the followers of the Hot/Crazy Scale are making themselves unhappy by insisting on these criteria.
References
- Sera Bozza (2021): The Hot/Crazy Scale Is Real & Actually Backed By Science. Boss Hunting Magazine.
- Pamela Fryman & Gloria Calderon Kellet (2007): How I Met Your Mother, Season 3, Episode 15: How I Met Everyone Else.
- Alyson E Blanchard, Thomas J Dunn, Alex Sumich (2021): Borderline personality traits in attractive women and wealthy low attractive men are relatively favoured by the opposite sex. Personality and Individual Differences, Volume 169, 109964, ISSN 0191-8869.