> Consumers don’t see this as Google going downhill, they see it as the internet going downhill. And I think they're right. More and more information on the

> Consumers don’t see this as Google going downhill, they see it as the internet going downhill. And I think they're right. More and more information on the internet is siloed into apps or behind paywalls. Knowledgeable people who used to write technical articles now make youtube videos (far less searchable). And the good stuff on the internet is diluted with low quality content written by someone who has to churn out an article every 15 minutes that is hard to filter out, even as a human. (I wasted 3 hours yesterday because a website gave me the wrong formula for something)