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    • Why Tinder is making women MISERABLE: Men swipe right for an ego boost with no intention of speaking to matches

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    27 Jul 2016
    Report of a study led by Jennie Zhang from Oxford University, which looked at the conversations people had after they matched, using about 2 million conversations involving 400,000 heterosexual users of an unknown dating site, all from the US.
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