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The article mentions that queries made in the country's native language tended to be less "racy", suggesting the later. More generally, it's the differences in
by Conlectus 6y ago
The article mentions that queries made in the country's native language tended to be less "racy", suggesting the later. More generally, it's the differences in the intent of the search that may be the cause, with those intents reflecting the beliefs of others about a country.
- Udik 6y ago> intents reflecting the beliefs of others about a country Or simply the different intent of foreigners vs locals. If you search for "mujeres americanas" you're probably not interested in politicians or women in culture and media- you want to see the stereotypical "american woman". If you're based in the US and search for "american women" though you know the stereotype enough and you're most probably looking for different.