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A search for “are all Muslims terrorists?” for example leaves little to the imagination about what the searcher really thinks Actually it does. I know I'm proa
by stinos 11y ago
A search for “are all Muslims terrorists?” for example leaves little to the imagination about what the searcher really thinks
Actually it does. I know I'm proably a minority, but I have typed such questions into google (well, DDG to be fair) to find such topics on sites likes skeptics.stackexchange.com or just when I'm bored and feel like reading some of the huge crap which is out there on the internet.
- Omniusaspirer 11y agoYep, there's weird people like myself who find it entertaining to read viewpoints normally sequestered away by the more "civilized" part of the internet. I like seeing wildly different perspectives from my own so long as I can do so from a distance from the comfort of my own home. If anyone tried to take my internet searches and theorize what sort of person I am they almost certainly would paint an unflattering and utterly bizarre picture. It really is amazing how different the internet looks if you do searches in other languages, or phrased in such a way as to imply you're from a specific country, a certain race, gender, hold a certain political belief, etc etc
- V-2 11y agoIf someone truly believes that all Muslims are terrorists, they aren't all that likely to be searching for websites that question this point of view. I'm not googling for "are all humans mammals?" etc.