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Interesting, but I find it a little strange that they cherry-picked MIT. There's nothing wrong with MIT, but why did Google feel the need to publicly recognize
by Locke1689 15y ago
Interesting, but I find it a little strange that they cherry-picked MIT. There's nothing wrong with MIT, but why did Google feel the need to publicly recognize them above others? Will they write the same article when Stanford, Berkeley, or Carnegie Mellon hold certain birthdays?
- nostrademons 15y agoMy guess is only MIT and Stanford would warrant this treatment, MIT because of its association with technology and position as one of the pre-eminent STEM universities in the world, and Stanford because it was Google's birthplace. Stanford's next significant birthday is its 150th in 2041; perhaps you'll see a similar tribute then.