MontgomeryMan
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I thought this would be a good place to keep updated a project i'm working on.
I think a bunch of us have always been curious as to how many men by age experience male pattern baldness.
What i've done and am doing is looking through a common dating site and filtering by age to see the levels of average hairloss in each range. I'm sticking to the united states major metropolitan areas now (sorry brits).
To avoid bias, I stick to these guidelines:
-The hairline must clearly be visible. If not, I disregard the subject
-If in doubt, I count as NW1
-Only count white males
I am very conservative in this effort so even some I think are probably balding to some degree I counted as NW1 unless it was obvious. But regardless so far i've got
23 y/o males: 55% have NW1 or better (58/105).:
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I'll update as I count more each day. Interesting to see that even at twenty three more men than not have what still would be counted as a "juvenile" hairline. Does that mean those of us NW2s at this age are more than likely headed for higher NWs?
I think a bunch of us have always been curious as to how many men by age experience male pattern baldness.
What i've done and am doing is looking through a common dating site and filtering by age to see the levels of average hairloss in each range. I'm sticking to the united states major metropolitan areas now (sorry brits).
To avoid bias, I stick to these guidelines:
-The hairline must clearly be visible. If not, I disregard the subject
-If in doubt, I count as NW1
-Only count white males
I am very conservative in this effort so even some I think are probably balding to some degree I counted as NW1 unless it was obvious. But regardless so far i've got
23 y/o males: 55% have NW1 or better (58/105).:
25:
27:
29:
32:
35
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I'll update as I count more each day. Interesting to see that even at twenty three more men than not have what still would be counted as a "juvenile" hairline. Does that mean those of us NW2s at this age are more than likely headed for higher NWs?