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I mentioned a few times in the past that I met my wife from online dating back in the early

days of the online dating, the existence of online dating,

specifically at the time it was e-harmony. And that was well over a decade ago. Actually, it was like

15 years ago when these platforms were surging in popularity. They had just sort of come into

existence recently. And there are plenty of independent dating apps and websites, mostly websites,

there weren't a lot of apps at the time, all competing with one another to attract as many

users as possible. And because an enormous amount of venture capital money was flowing into

the industry, most of these dating services weren't worried about monetizing everything

or nickel and diming their users. They were trying to be the best platform in a very crowded market. Now, the case of E-Harmony specifically, they came up

with a unique idea, a massive questionnaire consisting of more than 450 questions. And that's how

they matched people. The whole point was to ensure that you had as much information as possible

about the person that you were about to talk to. And when you did choose to talk to someone, you could see their photo. You could

send them messages. None of this required paying a lot of extra money. Fast forward just a few

years and E-Harmony made the questionnaire optional. They also reduced it by hundreds of questions

and they made that change for the same reason that every

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