No, you repeated my solution. I stated I would rather it be that I have to type in "ruby", just as you state. You are ignoring what I said about getting accusto

No, you repeated my solution. I stated I would rather it be that I have to type in "ruby", just as you state. You are ignoring what I said about getting accustomed to the system and forgetting to put in the "ruby" part. Then I have to repeat the search. Then Google suddenly thinks I'm a ruby developer. Then I have to convince it yet again for another example. It never ends. Google trying to learn what it "thinks" people want creates the filter bubble, which is the point of the discussion. It will not always give the most relevant result on the topic but what it "thinks" is the most relevant to you; but it could be wrong, a lot. Plus, has anybody discussed how this stuff might affect traffic for websites in general? If Google is sending different people with the same search query to completely different websites then being the most relevant on a topic might not be as helpful anymore.