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There is a useful edge case to this. In my case I was searching for a specific bit of content that had too few results in English so Google started returning re
by lostconfused 7y ago
There is a useful edge case to this. In my case I was searching for a specific bit of content that had too few results in English so Google started returning results based on similar search terms in another language. It took a bunch of quotes and some specific strings to get into that state in the first place though.
- beerandt 7y agoThis is the larger problem... Google thinks it's making our search easier by force feeding us what we obviously don't want. It interprets what it thinks I meant instead of listening to the actual words that came out of my mouth. I have the same problem with my wife... :-)
- socceroos 7y agoYou're right; right on multiple levels...heh Language is used to convey meaning. The difference between my wife and Google is that Google tries to interpret language in the lowest common denominator which leaves all people who try to use language properly feeling like they need to learn a new one just to be understood by their search engine. ...maybe that's not so different.