Is there too much information on menus at fast-food chains and casual-dining restaurants, which are thanks to various government additions evermore laden with calorie counts and sodium counts and fat gram numbers and math and even more math? Maybe, given that the information presented might not always provide the full picture, thus lulling one into a false state of security about, say, a 545-calorie entree that is loaded with enough salt to preserve a full side of pork. Or maybe not, since: "People who order Burger King's Triple Whopper with Cheese (1,250 calories) or Taco Bell's Volcano Nachos (1,000 calories) probably understand that it is not health food"! Somehow [...]

The stats-obsessed romantics who break down the calculus of love at OkCupid are claiming that anyone who's looking for love on its competitors — Match and eHarmony, specifically — is wasting their money and their time (which is money, you know!) by hunting around for potential partners there. All this through the power of math!