Most Searched Words on Bing, Yahoo, and Google Explored – Need a Better Searching System
It has often been said that; “dumb people talk about other people, smart people talk about events, and brilliant people talk about concepts,” and if this is true, we should be able to tell exactly how smart a population is overall, the intelligence factor, by the type of searches they do online. Even though there is a lot of talk about the dummying down factor the Internet is causing, other signs appear to contradict such statements.
For instance, I was amazed the other day when I learned that the most searched words on being, Yahoo, and Google were words that were both silly nonsense, and rather informational and educational. All the silly stuff had many more searches, and that was a scary thought when I looked at the most searched keywords. Perhaps, what we need are some search engines, which allow users to navigate away from Google’s main page to an Industry Search Page, Scientific Question Search Page, and/or search pages for information on countries where major world events are happening.
What I’m saying is not everyone is interested in searching out celebrity names, or Googling their friends on social networks. And we should not promote a dummying down of our society. We should make it easier for smart people to search those things they would like to search and promote learning. Why you ask?
Simple, we should not applaud the “dummying down” of our society and civilization by trumpeting the nonsense that people so often search. I realize that this is somewhat interesting to some folks, but I’d like to see an intellectual subset of searching choices, I’d like to have a customized Google algorithm, that fits my interests minus all the garbage online. Think on this.
Lance Winslow is a retired Founder of a Nationwide Franchise Chain, and now runs the Online Think Tank. Lance Winslow believes it’s hard to write 20,000 articles; http://www.bloggingcontent.net/
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