One-third of all single Americans now use dating websites to find potential mates. Has this shift in the way we meet changed the way we think about relationships? In his book “Love in the Time of Algorithms,” Dan Slater argues that an efficient, easily accessible pool of singles has made people less likely to stay in unsatisfying relationships out of fear of being alone. But does it also make it hard to commit when a better option may just be a mouse-click away?
- More: About the book “Love in the Time of Algorithms: What Technology Does to Meeting and Mating” – at IndieBound.org
- More: A Million First Dates – The Atlantic.com