&quot;Imagine if I told you I have someone who might be the perfect soulmate for you, but unfortunately because the pool of candidates for “perfect soulmates” is so small, I’m also including people that are maybe compatible with you or maybe not – a kind and thoughtful act, on my behalf…. And then I proceed to introduce you to these latters while holding back the perfect match until a random time that I saw fit?&quot;<p>Doesn&#x27;t that basically describe dating?  I found my wife because the pool of &quot;perfect soulmates&quot; for me was basically zero, so I figured I&#x27;d take a risk and expand my definition of &quot;perfect&quot;, and then discovered that I liked what I found.<p>Back to the topic at hand - it&#x27;s a bit strange that a page that gives you the <i>wrong</i> answer is the <i>right</i> page because it answered you.  It&#x27;d be like if you asked &quot;What city is the capital of Kansas?&quot; and I answered &quot;Kansas City&quot; because it had both the words &quot;Kansas&quot; and &quot;City&quot; and both of them are Capitalized, even though the answer is actually Topeka.  I&#x27;d think a better answer would be &quot;I don&#x27;t know, but here&#x27;s a list of state capitals&quot; even though it&#x27;s missing the words &quot;Kansas&quot; and &quot;City&quot;.