> but fixing search You can't fix search no more than you can fix social meda because search and social media has grown so big that they are politically import

> but fixing search You can't fix search no more than you can fix social meda because search and social media has grown so big that they are politically important and hence state property. Once search and social media reached critical mass, the state got involved. The state was probably always involved but they took control when it got 'too big to be independent'. When google and social media showed that they can overthrow governments and affect elections, the party was over. Even if there was an internet worth searching, google would not showing us that. Google will be showing us what the state wants. 'Beyond a critical point within a finite space, freedom diminishes as numbers increase.' - Dune