On a slow afternoon with nothing left to read and no new tweets to get us all a twitter, it’s not that far fetched that one might find him or herself experimenting with Google search terms. Consider the following formula:
a + x + b = y, where a = “is” and b = “dead” and y is the yield of the search as quantified by results. x, as always, is our variable1.
Where x = “Osama Bin Laden,” y = 57,800,000
Where x = “disco,” y = 95,200,000
Here’s where it get’s disturbing.
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