It's funny how changing search engines has become a foreign thought--that'd be like telling the average american to switch out of Coke. In fact I'll make a poi

It's funny how changing search engines has become a foreign thought--that'd be like telling the average american to switch out of Coke. In fact I'll make a point to do that right now--to Bing I mean, not a fan of soft drinks. Let's see what it's like to have Chrome lead me to Microsoft's results for a few days, if only to give my brain a workout, in the same sense I've put my mouse on the left-hand side--and then ditched it completely for keyboard only. Which is actually something to entertain regarding search as we know it, is nothing ever going to replace it? Can't you really think out of the box and turn the world of search upside down? Surely what we take for granted isn't the only way.