I've met the person I want to spend the rest of my life with. I've never seen her before.

What if you had to pick your partner, the person that you're supposed to marry, based solely on the sound of their voice and what they're saying?

You don't get to see what they look like at all until you decide to propose to them.

Do you think you can fall in love with somebody where the only information you have about them is what you're hearing now, my voice in these words?

Would you propose to me? If you've been lucky enough to operate in this

world as a seeing person, this probably sounds pretty nuts, but it's exactly what happens on the new

Netflix show, Love is Blind.

Hi, my name is Bella, and you might know me as Jay is from Tik-Tock or YouTube.

But you're about to know me from this podcast.

Know-It-It-All.

And each episode, I'm going to help you become a Know-it-all about something new. Here we go.

Basically, love is blind is like The Bachelor meets the Circle.

It's a next-gen dating game show that decided to shake things up by taking away the seemingly most

important sense when it comes to finding a mate and falling in love.

Looks.

I mean, online dating is super popular these days. mate and

it's falling in love looks. I mean online dating is super popular these days.

A whopping 50% of young adults have tried it and it's pretty much entirely based on looks right?

That's what makes this show so fascinating. It totally shifts the paradigm in a way that gets to the core of what makes human beings take.

And you guys know I'm obsessed with psychology, so naturally this show had me saying,

Oh shit, like a million times.

It brings up questions about our biases surrounding gender, race, and how we perceive the world.

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