Yes, and it’s been broken for a long time. The crossroads of siting on one’s laurels and conflict of interest have resulted in Google’s results not being partic

Yes, and it’s been broken for a long time. The crossroads of siting on one’s laurels and conflict of interest have resulted in Google’s results not being particularly good. The only reason they remain on top (IMO) is that the dynamics of search, how information is published, and how people discover new information are rapidly changing.