29th 2012 I can find love in less than an hour with only three words. 'Lower your standards' dean Aug 16th 2012 In reply to dean i im Sri lankan Gril. I Like Your thinking Way. kokila Nov 16th 2012 These are all excellent questions to ask oneself, too. Would be interesting to use this framework in situations such as political negotiation, prisons, nursing homes. My high school tried a similar experiment in 1978 or so, and it definitely helped break down the cliques and bullying we see so commonly now. Maybe if a technique like this was used with couples experiencing marriage difficulties then they might be able to re-kindle some of the spark that brought them together in the first place? Ciaran Aug 18th 2012 Heh, I can't answer most of those questions. Guess that's why I'm alone. M.Jones Aug 18th 2012 In reply to M.Jones I Dont Know kokila Nov 16th 2012 I've really appreciated the experiment described in this "study". Obviously being an experiment it's artificially built so in real life it would be totally different in so many aspects BUT I find similarities in the approach persons use to create new friendship or fall in love: you start with simple attitudes / questions towards possibile partner to probe about the possibility to "create" something and if the soil is flourishing you continue with speaking / questions / attitudes more serious / profound due to the fact you want the partner know you better (the more