Google Suggest: Most Strange People Thoughts In Search Queries
According to Google Search suggestions, you will be surprised to see what things matter or are important for most of the people around the world. The popular queries, displayed as suggestions, contain also strange questions that we could consider to be the reflection of the most weird thoughts of the people who use Google Search. These suggestions for ordinary queries speak for themselves: “What Is Love”, “Where is Michael Jackson body”, “Where Is The Love”, “Who Is The Antichrist”, “Who Is Lady Gaga”, “which celebrity do i look like”, “what should I do with my life”, “i am extremely terrified of chinese people”, “woman is the root of all evil” or “i like to tape my thumbs to my hands to see what it would be like to be a dinosaur”.
You might have noticed the suggestions appeared automatically in a drop down box, while typing a search query on Google Web Search page. These search suggestions are provided by Google Suggest (an useful feature of Google Search) in real time based on what you type, according to a complex algorithm that uses a wide range of information. It seems that the main criterion of suggestions display is represented by the overall popularity of the previous search queries performed in Google Search. Based on this criterion, ten refined suggestions are provided in the drop down box under the Google Search box.
Therefore, the suggestions shown by Google Suggest can be considered among or as being the top search queries performed by the Google Search Engine users. Google Suggest does not provide suggestions based on your personal search history, with one exception:
“If you’re signed in to your Google Account and have Web History enabled, suggestions are drawn from searches you’ve done, searches done by users all over the world, sites in our search index, and ads in our advertising network. If you’re not signed in to your Google Account, no history-based suggestions are displayed. Data you send to Google is protected by Google’s privacy policy.”
Here are a few examples of the Google suggestions, containing at least one strange question (you could try the suggestions for yourself and see the search results in Google Web Search):
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