The article discusses a college professor’s unique approach to online dating, dubbed the ‘haystack’ method. The professor, who remains anonymous, advocates for creating a large ‘haystack’ of potential matches by swiping right on every profile on dating apps like Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge. The rationale is that by maximizing the number of matches, users increase their chances of finding compatible partners. The professor argues that traditional selective swiping often leads to missed opportunities. However, the method requires efficiently filtering through the ‘haystack’ of matches to identify the most promising connections. Critics argue that indiscriminate swiping can be unethical and overwhelming. Despite the controversy, the professor claims the ‘haystack’ method has yielded positive results for some students. The article explores the pros, cons, and ethical considerations of this unconventional dating strategy.