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does eHarmony still refuse to match a huge chunk of people? i've heard about 20% or so are unmatched or something like that. which interestingly almost coinci
by tokipin 19y ago
does eHarmony still refuse to match a huge chunk of people? i've heard about 20% or so are unmatched or something like that. which interestingly almost coincides with the commonness of a certain range of personality types in the Jungian theories
speaking of which, i'm surprised Jungian theories aren't more popular. there are specific type pairings which go very well together -- like the people you meet that you just "click" with. well, that clicking can be seen clearly in the theories by the way the types are described
- huherto 19y agoIt seems that the more accepted personality classification is the big five. We have thought about denying access to those that score high on neurotisism. Maybe cut off the top ten percent thus protecting our members.