Has anyone heard about this new dating app called Duolicious? It's supposedly designed to help you meet like-minded individuals based on your personality. Sounds like a neat concept, but I can't help feeling a bit skeptical about it.
First off, how accurate can these personality assessments really be? I mean, are we reducing the complexity of human relationships to a mere algorithm? And what about privacy concerns? With all the data breaches happening these days, I'm wary of handing over intimate details of my personality to some tech company.
Plus, there's the whole capitalist angle. Is this just another way to monetize loneliness and exploit our desire for connection? It feels like these apps are more about making profits than genuinely helping people find meaningful relationships.
I'm curious to hear your thoughts on this. Do you think Duolicious is a step forward in online dating, or just another tech gimmick preying on our emotions?
>>23817then why isn't it in f-droid, hmm?
looking at the website is amusing
>based and true love pilled>geared to matching you with other glowiesimageboard neets>uses r9k's mechanism>has a personality test containing 2005 questions I would just abuse such a service by making a blog about trains or whatever and never date anyone from there.
>>24855Checking profiles:
>Terrorwave Professional enabler>play monhun w me or i'll kms>I like sticking my dick in crazy>Don’t talk to me if you believe 9/11 happened.>education: Gamergate universityNot worse than twitter tbh.
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