why not Google? What I find most beneficial in a search engine alternative is to be able to fetch results or topics I'm less knowledgeable about. I'm somewhat

why not Google? What I find most beneficial in a search engine alternative is to be able to fetch results or topics I'm less knowledgeable about. I'm somewhat fine with very commercial search engines when searching for something within a field I'm familiar with, e.g I if search for "kubernetes configmap best practice", skimming infomercial sites, ads, junk is trivial. if I search for "baby milk safety" I have no clue how to digest the results list, I'm totally unfamiliar with the media outlets catering to parenting, nutrition or food health, I know absolutely no authors in the field, no renowned media outlets for tips, not even brand reputations to make a somewhat informed decision on what to skim and what to read with attention. But I don't disagree an engine focusing on specific fields provides great value. and perhaps that's where it should start to have a chạnce to win.