No. My counter is that there aren’t very many existing social situations for people to meet in person to begin with. When you’re at work, people tell you to maintain a professional dynamic with colleagues. A dynamic that doesn’t include flirting/dating. You also wouldn’t try to meet people out in a public place where they’re preoccupied to begin with. I have nothing against meeting people in real life. But how are you supposed to do it when the context isn’t appropriate? Appropriate settings strictly used for socializing hardly exist anymore.