It seems that Googles' testing of Buzz reflects the reason they even created it. They didn't create Buzz for us, the users. We have Facebook and Twitter and F

It seems that Googles' testing of Buzz reflects the reason they even created it. They didn't create Buzz for us, the users. We have Facebook and Twitter and FriendFeed and a billion other ways to share data. They created it for themselves- they need realtime data for their search results. To me, the lack of testing with users shows that they are doing it almost purely for their own benefit. Small tangent: I watched a video a few years ago about how Facebook is the new search engine. I thought that was going too far- who would replace Google with Facebook? However, it certainly seems to be becoming true- we turn to our social circle rather than our search engines for trusted results these days. Their purchase of Aardvark seems to recognize this, as well.