> There was a dating site that matched people based on their music preferences and playlists, and that was one of the best hypoethesis I've seen tested in a pro

> There was a dating site that matched people based on their music preferences and playlists, and that was one of the best hypoethesis I've seen tested in a product. I don't think it dominated the way one might have expected it to. Hilariously, it's because women just don't care about this. [1] Excerpt from a study: > Men were more strongly attracted to women with whom they shared musical tastes than to women with whom they did not. The sharing of musical tastes had only a negligible effect on women's attraction to men, however. Many men place a huge emphasis on musical compatibility, but very few women do, and IIRC it's a fairly poor indicator for relationship compatibility. Young single men would probably be better off letting this one go. [1] https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/009365089016002005 https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/009365089016002...