
The Science of Love & Dating with Logan Ury
About this episode
Logan Ury is a behavioral scientist-turned dating coach and Hinge’s Director of Relationship Science. She recently published How to Not Die Alone – a fantastic book on the surprising science that will help you find love.
We speak about all things behavioral science and modern love, including how Hinge designs the app to be deleted and common cognitive biases in dating. We also talk about how Logan became the lead of Google’s behavioral science and was later able to build a successful career combining her passion for behavioral science and relationship science. Hope you love it!
Links and resources:
- Logan's website
- Social media: LinkedIn, Twitter & Instagram
- Logan's book: How to Not Die Alone
- The Three Dating Tendencies Quiz
- Modern Love - New York Times article by Logan
- OKcupid Experiment
- Rom-Com recommendation: Hitch
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The song used is Murgatroyd by David Pizzaro.
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