Could this be proof that the Pimacs effect isn't universal? That somehow other variables are factored in? Take a look at these photos. In the first picture we see four ladies posing for a picture. Three of them tilt their heads toward each other, a staple of the stage 2 variant. Yet notice the one in the middle remains stationary. This alone is inconclusive as other photos suggest that one girl could have a dominant resonance which pulls the others towards her. As in this photo, the three ladies in the leopard print bikinis seem drawn to the lady in a solid black bikini.
Now look at this. When the lady in black is removed, the three leopard print gals succumb to the Pimacs effect unhindered. Do some women have a polarized, or opposite magnetic charge that negates a Pimacs? What causes this? Is it a variation like being left handed, or having type O negative blood? Or could this be less about the Pimacs and more about herd/pack mentality. Perhaps the lady in black is carrying a disease that the others institutionally reject from the herd. Perhaps she's more/less fertile than the others. Whatever the case, this phenomenon within Pimacs warrants further study.
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