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Several participants delve into the statistics from the study, highlighting a graph on how couples meet from 1930-2024, or referencing the article to discuss the current trends in dating practices. Phrases like 'disintermediating' and insights on social intermediation indicate the complexity of the conversation. The tone ranges from analytical to critical, with users expressing both intrigue and skepticism about the ongoing effects of online dating on social norms and relationships.
Most discussions express a general support for the article's findings, although there are a few differing opinions.
There is a high level of curiosity evident as many participants share graphs and data references, indicating strong engagement with the topic.
Posts display a deep engagement as participants analyze various aspects of the study, share additional sources, and engage in debates about the implications of online dating.
While many recognize the significance of the study, some discussions reflect skepticism about its real-world impact on relationships.
The graph is a cleaned up version from this: https://t.co/4lceVQIEo1 "Disintermediating your friends: How online dating in the United States displaces other ways of meeting", Michael J. Rosenfeld, 2019 "disintermediating" is a fancy way to say "getting rid of". Let's dive in:
Source: https://t.co/lVZ1UzG82m https://t.co/9UvI4NuldV https://t.co/MKfmtsrpP7 https://t.co/4YqjUvQx71 https://t.co/hUemaXA3d6 5/5
@Rich_Cooper She's definitely hurting, but, she is right. Social intermediation ('introductions') geared around marriage is what works. What people have been doing doesn't. sources: https://t.co/4lceVQI6yt https://t.co/eJEzs6X9pj https://t.co/RhsvnGioG3
It's true that people in lasting relationships have more often met online. You know what's not true? https://t.co/3mCcXv1bQX https://t.co/UyIWQ3PLoA What's not true is that Online Dating prevalence meant more relationships It may be exactly opposite: https://t.co/5jQNZJhGm0 https://t.co/t6U3mxZdH8
@IncelsCo Online is real life and that is now undisputed. https://t.co/QeueRB7KMj https://t.co/fLt3cZLXBq
This is likely to work, keep at it (sincere) https://t.co/4lceVQI6yt https://t.co/xYJptERvN1
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@bradley_grunner Here’s the biggest study https://t.co/d7cvWPejJH
@janaviktoriana This graph is about 'How couples meet? 1930-2024', based on research article
@ireallylikeeat @EdnStuff @IncelsCo It appears this is the full study: https://t.co/7ODi24WAzX Data is from a quote: "nationally representative survey of American adults" from PNAS: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), a peer reviewed journal of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS).
@johntalsr @XPThaKinG 1% of
@XPThaKinG @johntalsr 1% of
@TyMasonD @dialogcat @TyTheFisch @nosoup4knowles @BadQualityMemes @Gutfeldfox No, it isn't. Roughly 10% meet through coworkers. https://t.co/hYvxPnIUzM Also, considering how sensitive companies are to women who shriek, fraternization puts the company at risk.
@nuance_enjoyer @grizwald87 @LittleMammith @ItIsHoeMath For context, this was the chart I had originally seen, and the source: https://t.co/ADoLIUgsdm https://t.co/QD04uts4dM
Disintermediating your friends: How online dating in the US displaces other ways of meeting https://t.co/Zfw96jJS1c https://t.co/PaOd2RwZNF
@dvcotton Does it? Here's an article by the authors of that study https://t.co/fa86c4FDmJ I wonder if we're talking about different things here. I'm talking about how new partners meet, not about how everyone who has a partner now met their partner which could have been some time ago.
@Propagandaland @RationalMale And before you go all "where's your graph from", here ya go: https://t.co/jASIp5SpVz
Where couples met https://t.co/8WgyZ5dPG4 #teachsoc #family #socialization https://t.co/H42NET5UXU
@themodernscream @hairlineszn @Agent_E33 @danishacarterr It's a representatively sample taken to reflect the wider US population dataset. I haven't gone through the control variables Rosenfeld used in the Stanford study, but I'd assume they control for weighted US income levels, and where most people live. https://t.co/Wjn7obd9Mt
@RizomaSchool https://t.co/hV61Eic8xo Source
@GritGrowthCap @RizomaSchool From here: https://t.co/LJa0GUFkaK
@TheAhonem واسم جالب شد و نگاه کردم. آدمهایی که ازشون نظر گرفتند، کم هستند به نظرم.
Fascinating visualization of how the rise of technology has changed how couples meet. Link to data source is here
@HumanistUzbek @burkov See Figure 1 in https://t.co/eTMxEfPiNZ
@AgostinoCapuan1 @Rettorino @awocatso @oneworld9762 Disintermediating your friends: How Online Dating in the United States displaces other ways of meeting https://t.co/qNvhLP9gSH MaNdAcIH lA fOnTeEeEhHh!1!1! https://t.co/K8Qe7RKKBY
#OnlineDating — Hier die genaue Zahlen zu den Matchmakern bei heterosexuellen Paaren in den USA. Die Quelle ist wie folgt: https://t.co/Cz2H4h4dRM https://t.co/QXiKdUkA8o https://t.co/Pi67YyxUUg
@BVonsnazzy @usmannn26 @WomenBeingAwful https://t.co/wfex4jI75T
For heterosexual couples, "Internet dating has displaced friends and family from their former roles as key intermediaries in the formation of new unions." Rosenfeld et al. (2019) https://t.co/aSzteeqJS5 https://t.co/M1AxVn8XFP
@LucaFortuna17 @IncelsCo It actually is the most common way by far. Note that meeting online isn't exclusive to dating apps. https://t.co/QeueRB7KMj https://t.co/y0vHkZfFyl
@IAmMarkManson Data ends there because it is also when the study was published…. https://t.co/cPeL84X9vW
@SophieMargiela @IncelsCo Nope. If anything it's the other way around now. Social media and online dating has made most men unattractive as it is the predominant way to meet people. https://t.co/QeueRB7KMj https://t.co/I2u4TU04o9
@purplepillpodtx @IncelsCo Of course an "80 IQ" dumbass like you wouldn't understand that most women are online all the time via social media and their standards are influenced by what they see online and carry through even when meeting them in person. YOU are in denial. Simple. https://t.co/QeueRB7KMj https://t.co/mmennNZqWm
@nikitabier no meeting online has become the most popular way couples meet https://t.co/4FIVB5fllt
@AdamSzulczewsk1 @spalinskipatryk I o promile chodziło. https://t.co/g3nQwUESxe https://t.co/DHg0gj8ONG
@peejayreyes Data is from US (see paper) Apart from geo-bias, I'm really transfixed on the inflection of the older curves - this was transition period between GenX/GenY - so the shift is now noticeable between the 20 yos and the 40yos (as of this writing) https://t.co/BIgMEkijJ9
元ツイートのURLで言及されていたグラフの元資料は⇩。数値が「アメリカの異性カップル」のものであることはここに書いてありました。 https://t.co/I3Sum4Wffg
RT @Indian_Bronson: The graph is a cleaned up version from this: https://t.co/4lceVQIEo1 "Disintermediating your friends: How online datin…
@GreyNewell @mimi10v3 meeting through friends used to be the main way. i'd be curious to see stats on the growth in social interaction online (beyond just facebook/tiktok/etc usage increasing) https://t.co/A3WXmR0CZI https://t.co/VHwZ2y9jf6
@ColdCashhDivine @LoginTerm @IncelsCo Keep denying reality harder because you can't accept it. https://t.co/QeueRB7KMj https://t.co/o1kXT43ODc
@IncelsCo There's a lot of other, more current research with larger sample sizes that prove physical attraction is the most important factor. Also most relationships start online where looks have the greatest emphasis and women have more options than men. https://t.co/QeueRB7KMj https://t.co/7rZAJtIigZ
@IncelsCo Online is real life and that is now undisputed. https://t.co/QeueRB7KMj https://t.co/fLt3cZLXBq
@valetide_gaming @plebdothodl @IncelsCo https://t.co/PG7gOyx6iW https://t.co/yFeU8bHwUm
RT @Indian_Bronson: This is likely to work, keep at it (sincere) https://t.co/4lceVQI6yt
This is likely to work, keep at it (sincere) https://t.co/4lceVQI6yt https://t.co/xYJptERvN1
RT @Indian_Bronson: The graph is a cleaned up version from this: https://t.co/4lceVQIEo1 "Disintermediating your friends: How online datin…
RT @mrmk0120: 当該調査をベースにしたレポートも載せとく。 引用元の画像で排除されていた「met in bar & restaurant」は増加傾向にある。 https://t.co/8OY8UB2Zv1 https://t.co/FGnMeDDRBk
RT @mrmk0120: 当該調査をベースにしたレポートも載せとく。 引用元の画像で排除されていた「met in bar & restaurant」は増加傾向にある。 https://t.co/8OY8UB2Zv1 https://t.co/FGnMeDDRBk
当該調査をベースにしたレポートも載せとく。 引用元の画像で排除されていた「met in bar & restaurant」は増加傾向にある。 https://t.co/8OY8UB2Zv1 https://t.co/FGnMeDDRBk
@0xgaut That was Great study from Stanford https://t.co/JnRphObR5o
RT @Indian_Bronson: The graph is a cleaned up version from this: https://t.co/4lceVQIEo1 "Disintermediating your friends: How online datin…
RT @Indian_Bronson: The graph is a cleaned up version from this: https://t.co/4lceVQIEo1 "Disintermediating your friends: How online datin…
RT @Indian_Bronson: The graph is a cleaned up version from this: https://t.co/4lceVQIEo1 "Disintermediating your friends: How online datin…
RT @Indian_Bronson: The graph is a cleaned up version from this: https://t.co/4lceVQIEo1 "Disintermediating your friends: How online datin…
RT @Indian_Bronson: The graph is a cleaned up version from this: https://t.co/4lceVQIEo1 "Disintermediating your friends: How online datin…
RT @Indian_Bronson: The graph is a cleaned up version from this: https://t.co/4lceVQIEo1 "Disintermediating your friends: How online datin…
RT @Indian_Bronson: The graph is a cleaned up version from this: https://t.co/4lceVQIEo1 "Disintermediating your friends: How online datin…
RT @Indian_Bronson: The graph is a cleaned up version from this: https://t.co/4lceVQIEo1 "Disintermediating your friends: How online datin…
The graph is a cleaned up version from this: https://t.co/4lceVQIEo1 "Disintermediating your friends: How online dating in the United States displaces other ways of meeting", Michael J. Rosenfeld, 2019 "disintermediating" is a fancy way to say "getting rid of". Let's dive in:
@a_siul_ Parece séria https://t.co/kjkK4IDvBo
Well. Online is officially real life. I sincerely wish anyone trying to lose their risk aversion in this day and age the best of luck. https://t.co/QeueRB7KMj https://t.co/H6OgaicCZ3
RT @Indian_Bronson: I somewhat agree, but; 1) incorrect framing 2) overly hopeful 1) paper from which this graph comes: https://t.co/mBUGg…
I somewhat agree, but; 1) incorrect framing 2) overly hopeful 1) paper from which this graph comes: https://t.co/mBUGg8VRmj The contrast isn't "apps vs IRL", it's atomized individuals vs. social intermediation. The technology layer is actually secondary to this. ...cont'd https://t.co/k0gpkxUMPP
@gregisenberg @rsg Most importantly, the contrast you have is the wrong one - don't worry, everyone basically gets this wrong: It is *not*Real Life Vs. Apps. https://t.co/mBUGg8VRmj It is *social intermediation* vs navigating things as an atomized individual.
@UltimateLM30 I am more than aware. https://t.co/4lceVQIEo1 https://t.co/iPNRmJ7n2i But the apps do poison another route which was common, which was just talking to people in real life. https://t.co/RhDdhoJBzA
En fait la source du graph mis à jour est là : web.stanford.edu/~mrosenfe/
“Contrary to the scholarship about how previous technologies have reinforced face-to-face social networks, and contrary to Hypothesis 2, Internet dating has displaced friends and family from their former roles as key intermediaries”https://t.co/LJbDnKFXAP https://t.co/w1OO5ojXZA
(Rosenfeld et al., 2019) https://t.co/7mKMWGBPik #mentalhealth #MentalHealthAwareness #MentalHealthMatters #relationships #dating
RT @CehernandezEcon: Hilo de gráficas útiles para entender la búsqueda de pareja, el matrimonio y los hijos: 1. How heterosexual couples h…
RT @CehernandezEcon: Hilo de gráficas útiles para entender la búsqueda de pareja, el matrimonio y los hijos: 1. How heterosexual couples h…
Hilo de gráficas útiles para entender la búsqueda de pareja, el matrimonio y los hijos: 1. How heterosexual couples have met, 2009-2017 Fuente: Disintermediating your friends: How online dating in the United States displaces other ways of meeting https://t.co/OtBR2yfOTr https://t.co/CiGWUKfsD4
アメリカ人カップルを対象に交際を始めた年ごとに、知り合った方法を集計したグラフだってさ。 2017年に誕生したアメリカ人カップルのうち、40%近くは「オンラインで知り合った」が占めているのね。意外と日本よりアプリ化が進んでるのね
@LavaInkShop @fakehistoryhunt The options aren't mutually exclusive, people could check both. Could be meeting your online date at a bar. Could be speed dating. https://t.co/NofcdkxOY9
@FelipeBido @fakehistoryhunt They talk about 1995 being the start of online dating, skimming the paper gave me no further clue about that 80's bump. Odd. https://t.co/NofcdkxOY9
@JonSkin33208242 @fakehistoryhunt https://t.co/NofcdkxOY9 The original looks like this, no 'u': https://t.co/ufhJ4PH9Tt
Disintermediating your friends: How online dating in the United States displaces other ways of meeting | PNAS https://t.co/v9vXx6psgD
The incoming transformation of the social fabric by LLMs remains under appreciated: - Dating algos have replaced family, friends, church and work, as main recommendation for dating partners (https://t.co/cPeL84X9vW) - Search engines have disrupted transactive memory systems https://t.co/syA4UMczz6
https://t.co/SHOAbLzLSZ Dating apps have removed the function of matchmakers, well almost so, in USA. Interesting study of the impact of dating apps.
RT @Indian_Bronson: @Rich_Cooper She's definitely hurting, but, she is right. Social intermediation ('introductions') geared around marri…
@Rich_Cooper She's definitely hurting, but, she is right. Social intermediation ('introductions') geared around marriage is what works. What people have been doing doesn't. sources: https://t.co/4lceVQI6yt https://t.co/eJEzs6X9pj https://t.co/RhsvnGioG3
@IMarte1611 someone posted it on telegram but here it is. https://t.co/3pEipyhtHt
@TheAfterglowGuy uhh... i saw something the other day, but literally no idea who these people are or where exactly i found it. just remember seeing this chart here on twitter, and thinking it was incredibly interesting. https://t.co/1hR4ioSB9f
@charlesepayne @jakozloski (and people *did* save time) via social intermediation: where the introductions made, and people they could date, and context/accountability involved meant in the distant past, we rarely bothered with a needle-in-a-haystack style search. https://t.co/4lceVQIEo1
RT @debarghya_das: Source: https://t.co/lVZ1UzG82m https://t.co/9UvI4NuldV https://t.co/MKfmtsrpP7 https://t.co/4YqjUvQx71 https://t.co/hUe…
RT @debarghya_das: Source: https://t.co/lVZ1UzG82m https://t.co/9UvI4NuldV https://t.co/MKfmtsrpP7 https://t.co/4YqjUvQx71 https://t.co/hUe…
RT @debarghya_das: Source: https://t.co/lVZ1UzG82m https://t.co/9UvI4NuldV https://t.co/MKfmtsrpP7 https://t.co/4YqjUvQx71 https://t.co/hUe…
Source: https://t.co/lVZ1UzG82m https://t.co/9UvI4NuldV https://t.co/MKfmtsrpP7 https://t.co/4YqjUvQx71 https://t.co/hUemaXA3d6 5/5
@VivaldiVril @kick_axs > matchmakers can help, if only as intermediaries and buffers Btw this is actually the point https://t.co/4lceVQI6yt It works for a lot of complex markets; https://t.co/T5JKL5qdQ4
@tibbaroen @KeeperMatch You can sort of see that at the extrema of the graph, where online dating (no social intermediation) and family/school/church (high social intermediation) predominate for more: https://t.co/4lceVQI6yt
RT @lndian_Bronson: @druthant @jakozloski @GottmanInst @EstherPerel @loganury > But people don't really know what leads to long-term relati…
Credit to this story goes to: • PNAS who shared the graph on online dating trends (https://t.co/0fnqnFDs74) • Time who shared quotes from this thread in this article (https://t.co/m34KtCnuHm)
RT @lndian_Bronson: @druthant @jakozloski @GottmanInst @EstherPerel @loganury > But people don't really know what leads to long-term relati…
RT @lndian_Bronson: @druthant @jakozloski @GottmanInst @EstherPerel @loganury > But people don't really know what leads to long-term relati…
@druthant @jakozloski @GottmanInst @EstherPerel @loganury > But people don't really know what leads to long-term relationship success. No, we actually do: MJ Rosenfeld, Disintermediating your friends: How Online Dating in the United States displaces other ways of meeting, PNAS, 116 (36),17753-17758, (2019). S Joel et al., Machine
This would be a healthy change on Tinder if they did it and it went both ways (so they won't do it) Two way feedback is good and should be taken seriously by the third party mediating introductions: https://t.co/4lceVQI6yt https://t.co/N6Z6RHgP65 https://t.co/NfSvG4K9Df
@Zayn101422 @athena_said @JohnDavisJDLLM This study is from 2019, given society is only getting more tech-driven, I can only assume it has gone up more. https://t.co/Q8G3UK7yUS
@Duderichy @homieomorphism Met through social media (and even if a friend made your dating profile) was coded as both online and Met Through Friends Someone could probably dig through the raw data to confirm, but given the friendship decline, probably almost all online dating https://t.co/qLPIsoczqp https://t.co/YhEQE6XGn1
@SkepticalBlver You'll have to look to the paper to see how the survey would have coded that: https://t.co/6xxlXa4lEe
Online dating has become the Nr.1 venue for dating in the States (If I ever need to start looking again, I´ll probably be out of the game) https://t.co/HIKt935Fh5
RT @lndian_Bronson: It's true that people in lasting relationships have more often met online. You know what's not true? https://t.co/3mCc…
RT @lndian_Bronson: It's true that people in lasting relationships have more often met online. You know what's not true? https://t.co/3mCc…
RT @lndian_Bronson: It's true that people in lasting relationships have more often met online. You know what's not true? https://t.co/3mCc…
RT @lndian_Bronson: It's true that people in lasting relationships have more often met online. You know what's not true? https://t.co/3mCc…
It's true that people in lasting relationships have more often met online. You know what's not true? https://t.co/3mCcXv1bQX https://t.co/UyIWQ3PLoA What's not true is that Online Dating prevalence meant more relationships It may be exactly opposite: https://t.co/5jQNZJhGm0 https://t.co/t6U3mxZdH8
#Theoriebrocken des Tages, mal ne #Grafik: wertungs- & kommentarloser, aus: „Disintermediating your friends: How online #dating in the united states displaces our way of meeting“ von Michael Fosenfeld (& da ist noch nicht mal Corona drin.) https://t.co/QIraLGlRl6
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@ShimminyKricket Just finished the paper , yeah, you didn’t read it
Blows my mind every time I see it. I wonder where that red line sits today vs. five years ago https://t.co/WC9669dCsx https://t.co/MBUQMk8fKJ
@LearnThisSecret It was about not giving attention away for free. But the online world is all about seeing, interacting, and being seen, displacing other mate search markets since 1995. Juxtapose that with a guru's prescribed nonchalance, and you have obvious conflicts. https://t.co/b0KrbmfnXA
Se pa po novem precej ljudi spozna online. https://t.co/M1HtdVNlYg https://t.co/TkbiqFuJWR
@stevenhacking @DegenRolf However, the use of online dating has been rising sharply. Source: https://t.co/NJev8G0YU9 https://t.co/aQUft1jXpU
Disintermediating your friends: How online dating in the United States displaces other ways of meeting https://t.co/K90Vb5OKHQ https://t.co/1wNnWPI6Br
今は普通なのでは？米国の論文ですけどネットでの出会いがもうぶっちぎりで多いみたいですよ。https://t.co/u4puzV0aWh #Peing #質問箱 https://t.co/xHNXWofWm0
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Disintermediating your friends: How online dating in the United States displaces other ways of meeting https://t.co/hyimcjSm28 #dating
RT @pokrath: ไม่รู้ในประเทศไทยจะเหมือนในอเมริกาหรือเปล่านะ online dating พุ่งกระฉูดหลังปี 2009/2010 Disintermediating your friends: How onl…
RT @pokrath: ไม่รู้ในประเทศไทยจะเหมือนในอเมริกาหรือเปล่านะ online dating พุ่งกระฉูดหลังปี 2009/2010 Disintermediating your friends: How onl…
RT @pokrath: ไม่รู้ในประเทศไทยจะเหมือนในอเมริกาหรือเปล่านะ online dating พุ่งกระฉูดหลังปี 2009/2010 Disintermediating your friends: How onl…
RT @pokrath: ไม่รู้ในประเทศไทยจะเหมือนในอเมริกาหรือเปล่านะ online dating พุ่งกระฉูดหลังปี 2009/2010 Disintermediating your friends: How onl…
RT @pokrath: ไม่รู้ในประเทศไทยจะเหมือนในอเมริกาหรือเปล่านะ online dating พุ่งกระฉูดหลังปี 2009/2010 Disintermediating your friends: How onl…
RT @pokrath: ไม่รู้ในประเทศไทยจะเหมือนในอเมริกาหรือเปล่านะ online dating พุ่งกระฉูดหลังปี 2009/2010 Disintermediating your friends: How onl…
RT @pokrath: ไม่รู้ในประเทศไทยจะเหมือนในอเมริกาหรือเปล่านะ online dating พุ่งกระฉูดหลังปี 2009/2010 Disintermediating your friends: How onl…
Top story: Disintermediating your friends: How online dating in the United States displaces other ways of meeting | PNAS https://t.co/ShbbNy4RnC, see more https://t.co/fyeRSNSVBQ
How have couples actually met? Here is the role of #tinder and online #dating in the digital society nowadays. A 2017 survey of adult couples in the US by Rosenfeld et al: https://t.co/02AYqasmIG https://t.co/lNipoYulOl
@ConurbaSaint @javicaches Como nota al pie: este hilo está colgado de un tweet donde se critica investigación sociológica hecha en el CONICET. Paper random de investigación sociológica de Stanford: "Disintermediating your friends: How Online Dating in the United States displaces other ways of meeting"
RT @89089314: （米国の研究ですが）今やデートアプリでの出会いが主流派だという論文があります。外出自粛の今さらに伸びるかも！？ Disintermediating Your Friends: How Online Dating in the United State…
（米国の研究ですが）今やデートアプリでの出会いが主流派だという論文があります。外出自粛の今さらに伸びるかも！？ Disintermediating Your Friends: How Online Dating in the United States Displaces Other Ways of Meeting. https://t.co/u4puzV0aWh https://t.co/mXfDeO0KL9
RT @89089314: 米国では男女の「出会い」はネットが主流になってきているという論文。もはやネット上の世界は「リアル」になりつつあることに気付いたほうがいいぞ！ Disintermediating Your Friends: How Online Dating in t…
米国では男女の「出会い」はネットが主流になってきているという論文。もはやネット上の世界は「リアル」になりつつあることに気付いたほうがいいぞ！ Disintermediating Your Friends: How Online Dating in the United States Displaces Other Ways of Meeting - PubMed https://t.co/07j918nu3w
This is #dating, before realistic #VR arrives. Imagine after. (source: "Disintermediating your friends: How Online Dating in the United States displaces other ways of meeting" - https://t.co/O2v0w39Owo) https://t.co/iyWkjPM67m
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@chezVoila @MDubins Original article in PNAS (Sept, 2019): "Disintermediating your friends: How online dating in the United States displaces other ways of meeting" By Michael J. Rosenfeld @Professor_MJR, Reuben J. Thomas, and Sonia Hausen https://t.co/lK2eqSjA9O
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Disintermediating your friends: How #online #dating in the United States displaces other ways of meeting. TLDR: My internet girlfriend in 1997 made me a trend setter. https://t.co/lPAYqBMU24
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