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> Unless you can provide some quantifiable metric to prove its “getting better” then it's delusion This doesn't prove anything. Unless you can provide some met
by jstanley 8y ago
> Unless you can provide some quantifiable metric to prove its “getting better” then it's delusion
This doesn't prove anything. Unless you can provide some metric to say it's not good, then it's delusion getting the better of you.
DuckDuckGo is good enough for everyday usage, for me. It has been this way for well over a year. I never use bangs.
- swingline-747 8y agoTo me, it comes across like a skewed, disproportionately-negative cognitive distortion, of what I won't speculate because I won't armchair/keyboard psychoanalyze.
- bscphil 8y agoIndeed, DDG usually gives better results for me because it second-guesses precise search terms less than Google, and because its instant answers from sites like StackOverflow are high quality. The one place it's really currently lacking is in rejection of spam sites.