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How the bloody hell are memories stored in our heads? on 12:01 - Oct 10 by caught-in-limbo
Search results for different search engines might return identical results. It depends what what I searched for.
That's not what I said though is it - you accused Google of perpetuating an echo chamber when in reality those are the best result for the search as proven by your own independent test.
Not going to argue the point though any further though. Hopefully the results you have received are enlightening.
SB
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How the bloody hell are memories stored in our heads? on 16:31 - Oct 10 with 1156 views
How the bloody hell are memories stored in our heads? on 12:07 - Oct 10 by StokieBlue
That's not what I said though is it - you accused Google of perpetuating an echo chamber when in reality those are the best result for the search as proven by your own independent test.
Not going to argue the point though any further though. Hopefully the results you have received are enlightening.
SB
"NADA" means nothing. I literally got no result from my Google and DuckDuckGo search, so you're wrong, my results were not the best result from my "own independent test".
So, I go back to my previous post - the results do depend on the search I did.
How the bloody hell are memories stored in our heads? on 16:31 - Oct 10 by caught-in-limbo
"NADA" means nothing. I literally got no result from my Google and DuckDuckGo search, so you're wrong, my results were not the best result from my "own independent test".
So, I go back to my previous post - the results do depend on the search I did.
That's not what I said again and you are missing the point - the actual search is irrelevant.
The fact they both returned nothing using different algorithms and different personalisations (including none) indicates your initial dismissal of Google as a self-reinforcing echo chamber was harsh.
I'll leave it there - you should use whatever search engine you feel comfortable with.
SB
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How the bloody hell are memories stored in our heads? on 20:16 - Oct 10 with 1109 views
How the bloody hell are memories stored in our heads? on 16:39 - Oct 10 by StokieBlue
That's not what I said again and you are missing the point - the actual search is irrelevant.
The fact they both returned nothing using different algorithms and different personalisations (including none) indicates your initial dismissal of Google as a self-reinforcing echo chamber was harsh.
I'll leave it there - you should use whatever search engine you feel comfortable with.