“Science is often presented as something that is ‘other,’ that it is for only certain types of people,” says Olivia Koski, operations director for Guerilla Science. Human beings are scientists from birth, in the sense that we all have a curiosity to explore the world around us and learn from our experiences.” Koski and her colleagues at Guerilla Science have been experimenting with this concept in the U. Past events have included “The Science of Disco,” which provided insight into how our brains behave when we dance, and “The Fire Organ,” featuring a huge, unorthodox pipe organ that uses flames to reveal the shapes of sound waves.At Mysteryland, participants could play the Fire Organ and participate in the “Flavor Feast,” a series of taste-based experiments designed to disrupt expectations about certain foods.Three men and three women are sequestered in separate wings of the house, unable to have any conversation or contact with the opposite sex unless in the dark room.

"And people are spending more time on their phones and the dating sites know this.

Other episodes include sketch artists drawing contestants' impressions of each other.

After the one-on-one dates, each contestant can choose to invite another that they wish to see.

Dan Savage, aka the American Savage thinks monogamy is ridiculous.

I agree to the extent that he’s talking about the life-long, one-person, you’re-the-one fantasy that those ultimate purveyors of the unattainable, Disney, are so fond of propagating.