Astronomer Johannes Kepler solved life’s hardest problem: marriage
<p>However, Kepler also used his mathematical prowess to solve a very different terrestrial problem that many of us still face in our lives here on Earth: when is the optimal time to marry someone, assuming you want to maximize the happiness in your life? The answer, perhaps surprisingly, <a href="https://bigthink.com/neuropsych/the-37-percent-rule/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">is to follow what’s known as the 37% rule</a>: reject the first 37% of all possible choices, and then pick the very next one to come along whose potential exceeds the best of the 37% who came before. Although some will wind up passing over their optimal choice and others will choose a partner before ever meeting their best possible match, the 37% rule is the mathematically superlative strategy. Here’s the science behind why.</p>
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