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Slightly OT, the given answer makes more sense than some (semi) organic result I see for a search for 'population nairn'. It returned a "people also ask of": "
by ricardo81 5y ago
Slightly OT, the given answer makes more sense than some (semi) organic result I see for a search for 'population nairn'. It returned a "people also ask of":
"What is the fastest town in Scotland"?
Answer: walkwithdinosaurs
Nonsensical question and answer, not related to the query. Clicking through to the result you can see how G turned a statement into a question, just the why doesn't seem to too clever.
- dalemyers 5y agoThe question makes sense. It’s a common joke in Scotland. “What’s the fastest town in Scotland? Naaairnnnn… “ (imagine car noises) The “answer” on the other hand… Edit: Just did a search and the answer comes from the top result which is a blog with that name. That blog has the joke posted on it. Google could be better here, but I think it's a little unreasonable for Google to understand jokes.
- ricardo81 5y agoI must live too far South to have heard that one, makes more sense to me now. I guess Google's seen it often enough posed as a question that it has decided it's relevant enough for a wider breadth of Nairn queries.