Elizabeth Greenwood

And there are so many times I think that, you know, we have... It's possible you go on a date with someone who's great on paper. You know, they have the job, the career that you like. You have similar interests. You live in the same part of town. But then when you meet, there's something that just doesn't connect. And that's intuition, right? I mean, and that's really kind of, I think...

And there are so many times I think that, you know, we have... It's possible you go on a date with someone who's great on paper. You know, they have the job, the career that you like. You have similar interests. You live in the same part of town. But then when you meet, there's something that just doesn't connect. And that's intuition, right? I mean, and that's really kind of, I think...

And there are so many times I think that, you know, we have... It's possible you go on a date with someone who's great on paper. You know, they have the job, the career that you like. You have similar interests. You live in the same part of town. But then when you meet, there's something that just doesn't connect. And that's intuition, right? I mean, and that's really kind of, I think...

more valuable in a way is what that certain chemistry, that ineffable feeling is. So you can call that intuition, you can call it chemistry, but it is that kind of data that will not show up on paper, that won't show up on the dating profile that is important to listen to.

more valuable in a way is what that certain chemistry, that ineffable feeling is. So you can call that intuition, you can call it chemistry, but it is that kind of data that will not show up on paper, that won't show up on the dating profile that is important to listen to.

more valuable in a way is what that certain chemistry, that ineffable feeling is. So you can call that intuition, you can call it chemistry, but it is that kind of data that will not show up on paper, that won't show up on the dating profile that is important to listen to.