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* [[Outer game]] | |||
* [[Peacocking]] | |||
* [[Posture]] | |||
* [[Walk]] | |||
* [[Eye contact]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 01:01, 19 September 2026
 Chess (Commons). Least effort is King after Jester, not a skip.
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The law of least effort, in this field, is the observation that visible strain lowers attraction. It is Amante's English for sprezzatura in the social-fundamentals list. It is not an excuse to be lazy about training. You sweat in the gym and on the assignment; you do not sweat in her face. [1]
- REDIRECT is not used: this page stays as a synonym with a real lead.
See also
- Sprezzatura
- Attractiveness fundamentals
- Outcome independence
- Game (seduction)
- Outer game
- Peacocking
- Posture
- Walk
- Eye contact
References
- ↑ Pickup artist. Wikipedia. Retrieved 11 September 2026.