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I'd like to point out that you are data-illiterate here. Here is an alternate explanation: Very few people search for 19th century political philosphies on Goo
by ggggtez 6y ago
I'd like to point out that you are data-illiterate here.
Here is an alternate explanation: Very few people search for 19th century political philosphies on Google, compared to the number of people who search for "hangover". Therefore all it takes is 1 news article, interview, book, movie, etc to cause people to do a quick search and find out what a word means.
So called "using google as a dictionary" is all you are seeing here.
The spike you are seeing, no surprise, coincides with a specific person describing BLM as "marxist".
This has nothing to do with covid. It's honestly stupid for you to try to draw a straight line between COVID and marxism and imply that it's some kind of conspiracy that the Economist is hiding.
- bigcorp-slave 6y agoThis is a pretty hostile post that looks like it violates site guidelines to me. Can you express your point civilly?
- perl4ever 6y agoI don't think the insults obscure the point. I may be "data illiterate" too but it sounds plausible.