30 Août There are other aspects in which online dating leads to different results than offline dating
What's unclear is how much of this tendency online is really a result of preference and how much is due to the websites feeding you potential partners that are of the same race as you. These websites use algorithms to try to figure out who you like. And if they assume you're going to prefer people of your own race, they might feed you a steady diet of potential matches of the same race. Since the algorithms tend to be proprietary - they don't share them - we don't know whether this is skewing the data.
The jam doesn't care if you try another jam next week, but if you form a relationship with somebody, they would or at least might care
One is that people are more likely to date someone of another religion. I think that's because you can't tell what someone's religion is from their picture. On online dating, the picture marks you with gender and race pretty clearly, but religion is something that you have to dig through to figure out.