> If you simply google: how to fix a flat tire the first website in the search results is this piece of bloatware, MillerAutoPlaza: I attempted to reproduce th

> If you simply google: how to fix a flat tire the first website in the search results is this piece of bloatware, MillerAutoPlaza: I attempted to reproduce the experiment and I got a full page of useful results, all of them videos or numbered lists of the steps as in > Step One: Find the Puncture. Once you're in a safe place, hop out of the car, and find the flat tire. ... etc. Maybe Google read HN and fixed that query but how to replace flat tires yields similar results. Maybe it's because I'm not logged in into Google and they are less aggressive on showing me ads? Maybe it's because I'm not from an English language country and they know from my IP address. Let's try with come cambiare una gomma bucata. Other useful numbered lists and videos. I'm not always happy with Google's results but there seems to be something wrong in the experiment here.