Doesn't the sentence from the article mean "even from the same place, you can get different results" though? As in you're looking in (ostensibly) the same phon

Doesn't the sentence from the article mean "even from the same place, you can get different results" though? As in you're looking in (ostensibly) the same phone book but getting different numbers - not that you're looking in different phone books. I can look up www.google.com from 3 different machines here on my local network (behind a single ipv4 nat'd address) and get 3 different IPs as a result.