Schönsaufen!
Also...MANCHMAL nimmt sich die Wissenschaft ja echt absurder Themen an.
Ihr kennt ja alle den Effekt des "Schönsaufens", gebt euch mal das:
In a more recent study, this one conducted by researchers at England's Manchester University in 2005, scientists actually came up with a mathematical formula to calculate the extent of the "beer goggle" effect on a given individual in a given situation. Their reasoning for creating this formula is that alcohol is not really the only factor affecting the drunken perception of beauty. Other factors, according to their research, include:
* How brightly lit the area is
* The observer's eye-sight quality
* The amount of smoke in the air
* The distance of the observer from the observed
The formula goes like this:
β = (An)2 x d(S + 1) : √L x (Vo)2
where:
o An is the number of servings of alcohol
o S is the smokiness of the area on a scale of 0 - 10
o L is the lighting level of the area, measured in candelas per square meter, in which 150 is normal room lightning
o Vo is Snellen visual acuity, in which 6/6 is normal and 6/12 is the lower limit at which someone is able to drive
o d is the distance between the observer and the observed, measured in meters
(Auszug von hier:)
http://people.howstuffworks.com/ref/beer-goggles.htm?cid=rss1
Ihr kennt ja alle den Effekt des "Schönsaufens", gebt euch mal das:
In a more recent study, this one conducted by researchers at England's Manchester University in 2005, scientists actually came up with a mathematical formula to calculate the extent of the "beer goggle" effect on a given individual in a given situation. Their reasoning for creating this formula is that alcohol is not really the only factor affecting the drunken perception of beauty. Other factors, according to their research, include:
* How brightly lit the area is
* The observer's eye-sight quality
* The amount of smoke in the air
* The distance of the observer from the observed
The formula goes like this:
β = (An)2 x d(S + 1) : √L x (Vo)2
where:
o An is the number of servings of alcohol
o S is the smokiness of the area on a scale of 0 - 10
o L is the lighting level of the area, measured in candelas per square meter, in which 150 is normal room lightning
o Vo is Snellen visual acuity, in which 6/6 is normal and 6/12 is the lower limit at which someone is able to drive
o d is the distance between the observer and the observed, measured in meters
(Auszug von hier:)
http://people.howstuffworks.com/ref/beer-goggles.htm?cid=rss1