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Google with caution

Remember blind dates where you had to hold your breath to see if your date was a prince or a goblin? Now you can just "look him up" before the date to decide if you're going to shower and shave your legs or if you're intentionally going to eat a bowl of broccoli and garlic first. If it's common practice for you to Google someone before you go on a date, consider the following.

Science

It is scientifically unsound to Google someone before you go on a date for two very good reasons. First, no scientific experiment would bias a participant before the experiment. (And if you think equating dating to scientific experiments is a stretch, you haven't been dating long.) To glean the best results from any situation, you must remove premature bias from the equation.