in an article examining which types of questions people were most comfortable discussing in public.  
This man declared, "The basic currency of the Internet is human ignorance, and, frankly, our database holds a strong cash position!" in an article examining which types of questions people were most comfortable discussing in public.  This member of the indie-rock band Bishop Allen once rejected TLDR podcast host Alex Goldman's proposal to "[bring] in, say, like an ethicist" noting that he'd be paying that person $100,000 a year "to wring his hands all day".  In one blog post, this man examined the relationship between number of messages sent and whether participants could see each other's photos.  This man detailed a study that intentionally connected people who were bad matches in the blog post, "We Experiment on Human Beings!" that was posted after the Facebook mood experiment controversy.  He wrote the book Dataclysm.  For 15 points, name this co-founder of an Internet dating site who ran the OkCupid blog.
This man declared, "The basic currency of the Internet is human ignorance, and, frankly, our database holds a strong cash position!"
Christian Rudder