Would You Go On a Crazy Blind Date? OK Cupid Thinks So

Whatever The New York Times may say, courtship is alive and well, especially on the internet, where 25 million people a month are arranging what look suspiciously like dates with the help of sites like Match.com, eHarmony, HowAboutWe and others. Yet those 25 million people would, in fact, like to be going on a lot more dates than they are. Now OK Cupid's offering them a way to do that.

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