Online dating gives you a higher concentration of attractive women than the street
One practical argument against day game that Fabrizio Rausa raises is simple math. On Instagram or any dating app you can filter and find only attractive women. On the street, you might walk around for hours and spot one or two women you are genuinely interested in, and even then the most attractive women are not strolling around whatever mall exists near where you live. They are in places like Miami, New York, or other hotspots. So not only is cold approach emotionally riskier, it is also a less efficient use of your time compared to online dating, where the concentration of desirable people is far higher.
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