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That's not an analogy, but making an bias argument (spreading FUD) without evidence. An analogy is the train station newspaper example. What you're doing is a

That's not an analogy, but making an bias argument (spreading FUD) without evidence. An analogy is the train station newspaper example. What you're doing is arguing that all of the Google employees are inserting their own personal bias into search results, without evidence.

cwperkins 7y ago
I want to spur a discussion on whether bias in search results is ok or not. I’m trying to provide a counter example to argue the point that I believe that google search results should be free from bias by arguing using a corollary that hiring should be free from bias. I do not intend to spread FUD. Can you argue in favor of bias in Googles search results? In an ideal world what should it be?
- bduerst 7y ago
  I'm not sure what you're asking. Do you want me to make an argument for bias? Why?
- erklik 7y ago
  The search results are already biased, and they should be. That's the basis of Google Search, that it provides a biased, more useful result based on how many pages link to it.