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Harvard Students created a computer based questionnaire where individuals could pay a small fee, answer questions, and their "perfect match" would be determined by an IBM computer -
The first modern dating sight, Match.com, was created by engineer and entrepreneur Gary Kremen -
With the release of the dating app sensation tinder, many are now looking for love online than the real world -
After the rise in popularity of tinder the world has officially turned away from finding a partner in the traditional sense and has been restricted to almost exclusively online -
The concept of in person dating has been completely abandoned and has been completely replaced with digital algorithms -
Some companies begin voluntary studies where individuals have their partners chosen by an algorithm rather than picking for themselves, simulating an arranged marriage -
Many nations such as North Korea, China, and Russia have begun to use a matching algorithm to assign mandated partners for their citizens. -
more and more nations begin assigning people partners based of a matching algorithm, eliminating the need for natural dating and choice in partnership
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Switzerland, the last country has finally mandated that people have their partners assigned by the government after immense pressure from the other nations -
After the fall of finding a partner the natural way, a new international holiday, Matching Day, has been created. Now once a year everyone who has turned 18 now gathers together in their country to be matched with their partner