The Relationship Equation (or, the Mathematics of Marriage)

[Bill Ryan]

This is a bunch of [mostly trivial] fun.

Mainly for nerds (this channel has 3 million subscribers... I'm not one of them!), but quite interesting in terms of stating what to some might be obvious, but may be surprising to some.

The numbers predict that those couples who bring up issues early and talk them through — as opposed to forgiving, forgetting, and compromising — are MORE likely to succeed as a long-term couple.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=BkOIw7vAZCQ

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
this channel has 3 million subscribers

... and 90% of those are madly in love with [married, Dr] Hannah Fry, who features in the video. (She's very good!) The 1043 YouTube comments are well worth flicking through.

[Meryl]

With a mellifluous voice, like a young Emma Thompson. Instantly appealing, making all those under her sway want to brush up on their maths

[EFO]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
This is a bunch of [mostly trivial] fun.

Mainly for nerds (this channel has 3 million subscribers... I'm not one of them!), but quite interesting in terms of stating what to some might be obvious, but may be surprising to some.

The numbers predict that those couples who bring up issues early and talk them through — as opposed to forgiving, forgetting, and compromising — are MORE likely to succeed as a long-term couple.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=BkOIw7vAZCQ

It's funny and interesting in the same time,how scientists try to explain how a relation a work and the future or it with a basic formula,but we must don't forget that a relation (no matter if is a marriage or friendship or whatever other kind) is not a closed environment as they did in experiment and they should add as much variables they have to complete the equation.

No matter what kind of relation is,one have to be a "wizard" which have to "master" all inside and outside influences to bring in the harmony and this is a long time process of observation,predicting and learning for all involved in that relation,especially for the "wizard".Briefly speaking.