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In my experience, Google's ability to suggest "similar" queries is often limited if I don't know the terminology associated with the subject in question. It's d
by jwells89 3y ago
In my experience, Google's ability to suggest "similar" queries is often limited if I don't know the terminology associated with the subject in question. It's decent if you're already in the ballpark, but to extend the analogy if you're stuck trying to figure out where the park is in the first place it's much more hit or miss.
- worrycue 3y agoI “fish” with google when I don’t know the terminology is what I’m saying. With some luck Google will have correct question on the first page of the search results.