#web searches

[teenagevoidbearpalace]

Is there anything more bittersweet and grounding than finally...finally, deleting that tab off your phone that has been there for weeks or even months, because you finally accepted the fact that you’d never get to read/watch/listen to whatever is on it and trying to justify it to yourself by reasoning that we, as humans, will never know every piece of knowledge or art or literature etc. that the world has to hold?

[donttouchtouchdonttouchtouchdont]

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[theemmjay]

It's an occasional hobby of mine, when searching for something, to (as I mentioned in this post) stop partway through, to see what the suggested searches are, especially if I'm searching a question. What comes up after typing "What is" or "Who was" or the like can be interesting. I also do this on Wikipedia. I'll type in a first name, and before typing the last name, see who comes up. For instance, I just typed in "George" there, and this is what came up:

Lot of rulers and leaders there.

[curlybrowedmarimo]

So, because I've seen this reposted on here (I even reposted about it), I wanted to put it out there that there is a way to skip Google's AI summary in your web searches.

I have found that if I use the "web" tab for search results instead of the "all" tab then that eliminates the AI summary.

Example using the "all" tab:

And if I use the "web" tab I get:

So ya.... I'm not saying that makes it ok for companies to try and use AI for everything buttttt it's a small thing that might help ease some frustration. ✌🏽

[mapsontheweb]

Fifa World Cup Vs. Super Bowl: which one was more searched in the last five years?

Only five countries have searched more on google about Super Bowl - obviously the USA 🇺🇸, but also Palau 🇵🇼, Marshall islands🇲🇭, Bahamas 🇧🇸 and Micronesia 🇫🇲. Source: Google Trends

by geo.facts_/instagram

[mapsontheweb]

Which Country is Google Searched more often since 2019: United States or United Kingdom (According to Google Trends)

[mapsontheweb]

What is googled more: pasta, sushi or burgers?

by geography_worldmaps/instagram