Yeah, I wish mergers and acquisitions didn't make so much money so that there would be less incentive to let companies merge and get acquired. > That being sai

Yeah, I wish mergers and acquisitions didn't make so much money so that there would be less incentive to let companies merge and get acquired. > That being said, the "super like" I used yesterday to match with a woman who I'm taking out for dinner tonight cost me the equivalent of half a cup of coffee. Worth it? Who's to say. I guess there's a part of me that wishes this were pure serendipity or good strategy on your part, and another part that feels suspicious that Tinder could just manipulate the process somehow by front-loading your match with people she'd really not find attractive or even would anger her, then land you right after. Maybe I give them too much manipulation credit and yet without any insight into how their algorithms work, I guess we just take their word for it or leave? Also, just came up with a slogan that could maybe change how these orgs work (perhaps less so for Tinder but for more social media platforms): "No creation without representation." *edit: fixed typos