Eintercon connects strangers from 200+ countries for 48-hour "friendship experiments." The twist: participants commit to genuine vulnerability within this time window.

We're seeing remarkable transformation stories – people forming lasting bonds despite language barriers and distance. Some connections evolve into business partnerships or lifelong friendships.

The 48-hour constraint creates urgency that cuts through small talk. Users report deeper conversations than they've had with people they've known for years.

Key questions: • Can algorithmic matching create more meaningful connections than organic discovery? • Does time scarcity enhance relationship depth? • What happens when we remove physical proximity from friendship formation?

Early data suggests we might be witnessing a new social paradigm – meaningful relationships that transcend geographic and cultural constraints.

Curious about your thoughts on the future of digital friendship and whether AI can genuinely address human connection needs.