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After a grieving widow houses her newly divorced college friend in the family mansion, a series of unsettling incidents fractures K‑Town’s elite online bedroom community, dragging their curated lives—and carefully hidden transgressions—into the light.
Premise: Set in the mid 80s, two gifted Georgetown graduate students investigating a string of student disappearances with supernatural anomalies discover a subterranean Jesuit corridor beneath campus that leads directly under the Pentagon. They soon find themselves caught in a high-stakes game of corporate espionage involving their reluctant billionaire heir roommate and his family's international fertilizer conglomerate, which hide a dark, Nazi-Occult secret.

Date Calc 1.0 was created in 2016 for people who suspected that dating algorithms were missing the point. Swipes, proximity, and attraction are easy; making consistently good choices is not.
We saw a persistent flaw in prevailing online dating systems: their tendency to optimize for convenience variables (proximity, availability, attraction) while systematically underweighting personal alignment and long‑term compatibility. In short, the problems were obvious, but the math was missing.
Using a scored, multiple-choice model across 38 weighted personal variables, Date Calc offers a deliberately quantitative way to evaluate dating decisions—designed to support your best self, not your impulses.
Date Calc is best understood not as a matchmaking engine, but as a cognitive prosthetic for one’s best self—the version that thinks clearly, plans ahead, and recalculates after dates. Subjected to repeated real‑world application “field trials,” the model demonstrates a consistent pattern: structured reasoning often outperforms gut instinct, even when the latter feels very persuasive. Dismissing it does so at your own risk.
A revised 2.0 model, informed by accumulated outcomes and methodological hindsight, is currently under development.
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