Five couples who built brilliant professional frameworks to avoid feeling things, and one facilitator who runs quantum laundromats and won’t let them. They fly into Cincinnati four days a year. You have to make it in person — unless the planes are down.
Where it convenes. “How many of you have made a spreadsheet about your relationship?”
System-integration partners who accidentally fell in love. Foam dynamics meet probability.
Boolean logic in love — learning that uncertainty isn’t a bug, it’s a feature.
The burned quant and the rogue engineer — outcome versus trust, and building something that fails better than the last thing you built.
Checklists as a love language — they married, then split the gentlest way two people can: not from a fight, but from needing different soil. Still cordial. The group's proof that sometimes the systematic answer is “it doesn't work, and that's okay.”
She jumps out of planes to feel grounded; he maps the optimal route. Arrived at exactly 7:07.
Runs the Spin Cycle Quantum Laundromats out of Omaha; sells the franchise and runs this group in Cincinnati. “Love doesn’t follow your rules.”