What not have humans achieved, technologically, scientifically and industrially. We have reached to the moon but our problems remain the same. They are the small minor household issues and conflicts. Our questions revolve around those issues.
The most searched Google question is
How to tie a tie?
The top 10 how to questions are:
Google’s data editor Simon Rogers informed that, “Recently, we noticed that ‘how to…’ searches have increased by more than 140% since 2004, and much of that search interest is directed towards how to ‘fix’ things—whether it’s a lightbulb, window, washing machine, or even the toilet.”
It must be noted here that Google has become a personal instrument for most of us. Many people out there seem reluctant to share their web history. It is because you can search whatever you want without feeling that somebody is watching you.
‘How to tie a tie’ may sound as an absurd question, you might feel embarrassed to ask it from your friend, but you can easily Google it. Because then again, who is watching?
Life has become easier with Google. There was a time when one needed a friend to ask all the embarrassing questions. But now Google is the solution to every problem. What is more, Google doesn’t even make fun of your silly questions. So enjoy and Google.
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