> They needed to help the less educated, too. Like squeaky-clean trying to read up on a paradox? Google could have an advanced mode for search or something. I

> They needed to help the less educated, too. Like squeaky-clean trying to read up on a paradox? Google could have an advanced mode for search or something. Instead they put other information aggregators out off business but did nothing to replace their value. We were better off with the paper version of Yellow Pages for some queries -- at least it was moderated and effort was put into compiling it. I don't think it is a good business move for Google in the long turn to be a search engine for Wikipedia and Stack overflow and for people that are to lazy to type to top domain for the URL. Forwarding non URLs to Google search in Chrome might be the smartest dark pattern from Google ever.