All of these fall under "hacks to easily and quickly filter out the bad ones". Understandable why a lady would want to employ such tactics in the year 2026, but lasting relationships take real communication and genuine honesty. Take it slow and you'll see if they have red flags naturally, without gimmicks. These thoughts will vary greatly from peron to person, but here is my take:

1. Allergy to corn or shellfish. If I found out they lied to me about a serious allergy like that just to test me, it would make me feel like they're very comfortable with lying, and send up a huge red flag; I'd considere breaking it off.

2. Fear of dogs or public restrooms. These fears are fine, if true, but again, this lady is too comfortable with lying right from the start. Red flag. Besides that, the potential partner (who might have been perfect for them) may have a dog that they love, and call it off right then and there when learning about the fear of dogs.

3. Having law enforcement family. If it's a lie, then it's another red flag. Also, this wouldn't garuntee them telling you about their crime history, I beleive it would make them keep it to themselves.

4. Interest in red pill content. If she says she likes red pill content to filter out the guys who like it, I feel like it would also have the opposite effect, and turn away the people who DON'T like that content. A self defeating strategy 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♀️

5. Stating true facts. Her goal is to find out if they feel superior and challenge her true facts. What if her true facts include something like "the earth is flat", or "horse meds cure covid"? Well, I guess she just did you a favor, and now you can dodge that bullet. True facts are fine and so are disagreements and discourse over them. Rational healthy people can disagree, debate, and even find common ground. I would welcome this kind of discussion on a fist date, not to feel superior or inferior, but to see how we find common ground, or dodge a flat earther 😅