There's not surprise here. Anyone who saw the beginning of Tinder realised it wasn't efficient. There's many reasons for this, probably the most simple is that

There's not surprise here. Anyone who saw the beginning of Tinder realised it wasn't efficient. There's many reasons for this, probably the most simple is that I'd it were efficient it wouldn't be popular. Knowing that you know it won't work, but not really why... Perhaps the articles right and the way is the lack of committment/loyalty? I think a big aspect of it was that before tinder finding people who were in a eating mindset was bloody rare. I dated people purely because I didn't know anyone else single. You dated all your friends in the end because it was so hard to find others. Not necessarily shagged them. That did two things, firstly it made people pragmatic and consider dating more types of people. And it got people used to compromise and sticking it out that's vital for a relationship to work.