Why are people who can't understand emotion so fascinating to us? Looking at you, Sheldon Cooper, Benedict-as-Sherlock, and Data on Star Trek. But I'm on the bandwagon with this crowd-pleaser. It moved fast, too; I loved how it would allude to a future plot point and then BAM, we were there. No waiting. Perhaps that's because it started out as a screenplay. 
 Favorite quotes: (view spoiler)[ 
 "Discordant sound, wind, risk of death -- I tried to assume the mental state that I used at the dentist." 
 "It was the same feeling that I had experienced looking over the city after the Balcony Meal, and again after Rosie had written down her phone number. Another world, another life, proximate but inaccessible." 
 "Here's a thought for you. Any woman who takes that test is willing to be treated as an object. You can say that's their choice. But if you spent two minutes looking at how much society forces women to think of themselves as objects, you might not think so. What I want to know is, do you want a woman who thinks like that? Is that the sort of wife you want?" 
 "By the time Rosie came back, I had performed a brain reboot, an exercise requiring a considerable effort of will. But I was now configured for adaptability." 
 "And it dawned on me that I had not designed the questionnaire to find a woman I could accept but to find someone who might accept me." (hide spoiler)]