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Beer Goggles Effect

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We will calculate the "beer goggles effect" (Beer goggles effect in English). The beer goggles effect is a phenomenon identified by a group of researchers at the University of Manchester in the UK, in which the more beer a person drinks, the more their ability to control sexual urges decreases.
Alcohol (beer) consumption (An)
mLApproximately 568 mL of beer equals 1 pint
Distance from a woman (d)
mWithin 0.5 to 3 meters
Air Pollution (S)
Clear (0) ~ Very smoky (10)
Amount of light shone on the target woman (L)
The unit is candela. From darkness (1) to normal (150)
Visual Acuity (Vo)
Japanese-style vision
Beer Goggles Effect (β) 
Explanation 

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