I was searching for something, a solution for a problem, at work. I am using google, of course. So I started to type:
"Can you move document stores in Confluence"
When I's just gotten through "Can you" google's auto complete turned on and showed me the top searches that start with "Can you". Good feature, I've found.
The top choices under "Can you" in google, which I imagine is a *very* common way to begin a search, are:
"can you run it"
"can you feel the love tonight lyrics"
"can you get mono twice"
"can you freeze cheese"
I really don't know what "can you run it" might refer to, but when I click it, I see lots of questions about whether browsers can run things like flash or stuff. So now I get that as the number one choice.
Lyrics to a really popular song, I get that.
The thing about mono is interesting, it's hard to imagine it's *that* big a concern on earth, but I do know that medical questions now out rank porn for google searches, and teenagers dominate the internet, so on some level I get it.
"can you freeze cheese"--really?! This is the fourth most popular search starting with "can you"?! That is just bizarre. Prior to this morning I would have laid money down that "can you blow up an earthworm in a microwave" would have outranked "can you freeze cheese". How often does that come up?
"Can you move document stores in Confluence"
When I's just gotten through "Can you" google's auto complete turned on and showed me the top searches that start with "Can you". Good feature, I've found.
The top choices under "Can you" in google, which I imagine is a *very* common way to begin a search, are:
"can you run it"
"can you feel the love tonight lyrics"
"can you get mono twice"
"can you freeze cheese"
I really don't know what "can you run it" might refer to, but when I click it, I see lots of questions about whether browsers can run things like flash or stuff. So now I get that as the number one choice.
Lyrics to a really popular song, I get that.
The thing about mono is interesting, it's hard to imagine it's *that* big a concern on earth, but I do know that medical questions now out rank porn for google searches, and teenagers dominate the internet, so on some level I get it.
"can you freeze cheese"--really?! This is the fourth most popular search starting with "can you"?! That is just bizarre. Prior to this morning I would have laid money down that "can you blow up an earthworm in a microwave" would have outranked "can you freeze cheese". How often does that come up?
2 comments:
Is there a component of this that is based on previous searches you've made?
I think others have said they also see this list, so I don't think so. Plus, I've never wondered if I could freeze cheese.
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