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Before search engines existed, people curated lists of sites relevant to different topics. In that way, a search engine is an algorithm desired to simulate that part of human intelligence. >And then there's no severance clause/statement Probably this a point on why I'm a programmer and not a lawyer, but I never understood how these could work. If not having them means that one part of a license could invalidate the whole license, then how does having this change things? Something invalidating the rest of the license would also invalidate this part of the license, meaning it would be just as enforceable as other parts of the contract. If this one clause doesn't get invalidated, then why would the other clauses also be invalidated?