 Google has been the leading source of information for everything, for as long as we could remember! Need to know the closest spot for Taco Tuesday? Ask Google. Want to know if Jennifer Lopez is back with Ben Affleck a week after leaving Alex Rodriguez? Ask Google. Need to know why cats purr English Evan? Ask Google! After 20 years of searches, Google revealed the most searched questions of all time and you won’t believe them: Show
Google was started by a few college students in 1996 as a search-algorithm called BackRub used for sourcing information online. Fast forward 20 years and the platform has become the leading source of information in the media! The name Google, misspelling of Googol, was picked to signify the large amount of information that is accessible through the search engine. With a helping hand from Google, the world and all of it’s valuable information is at your hands so hit the search engine and discover something new today! Listen to The Jubal Show below! It’s quite hard to imagine a time when Google didn’t exist. I turn to Google more than I turn to anyone or anything else when I have questions, and I imagine plenty of people are the same. You can literally find anything on this search engine, and people have all sorts of questions to ask. Based on data from March 2021 and according to semrush.com, we’ve compiled 15 out of 100 most Googled questions, and we answer them. Well, not we as in ourselves. We Googled these exact questions, and see what came up. Check out what are the most Googled questions globally below! 1) What dinosaur has 500 teethAnswer: Nigersaurus Image Credit: animals.howstuffworks.comI don’t know about you, but when I think about something having 500 teeth, I imagine it to be a carnivore. Nigersaurus isn’t, though: it eats plants! It’s also about 30 feet long, and lived about 110 million years ago in what is now known as Niger’s Sahara Desert. It had a wide muzzle filled with more than 500 replaceable teeth, and the rate of replacement was rapid at about 14 days. 2) Why were chainsaws inventedAnswer: Originally invented to help with childbirth Image Credit: businessinsider.comThe image that popped up in my mind is horrifying. Anyway, the story is that chainsaws, invented in 1780, helped remove pelvic bones in a less messy and less time-consuming manner. (For when the baby got stuck in the birth canal, or other complications arose.) And before chainsaws were invented, the bone was removed using a small knife and saw. In the middle of childbirth. Without anaesthesia. (Thank God for medical advancement.) These medieval chainsaws aren’t the gigantic things we associate with lumberjacks (a small relief); they actually look like a modern-day kitchen knife with teeth that wound in an oval. 3) What is loveAnswer: ??? Ah yes, the elusive question. What, is love? Everything that popped up on my search results first include YouTube MVs of songs entitled “What Is Love?” and then it tips straight into deep, philosophical, and in certain cases, religious meanings of love. Here are the top three results that showed definitions of love:
If you ask me, love is food, thank you very much. 4) What time is it in CaliforniaAnswer: It depends on what time you Google it I actually have a follow up question to this: why do people want to know the time in California, specifically? But if you want to know, Malaysia is 15 hours ahead of California at time or writing. That may change depending on daylight savings. 5) How are youAnswer: “Fine, and you?” Just to be clear, I didn’t come up with that answer, but according to the first result I clicked on, this is the only correct way to answer the question “how are you?” Personally, I always give it a bit of thought before I answer, and it also depends on who’s asking, but to each their own. My current answer: Good, you? Other top results also show similar educational methods on how to answer this question. 6) What happened to MondayAnswer: What Happened to Monday is a 2017 dystopian science-fiction action-thriller film directed by Tommy Wirkola and stars Noomi Rapace, Glenn Close and Willem Dafoe If I’m being honest, I’m actually much more interested to know the answer to “what happened to Monday” as a day, but okay. Otherwise known as Seven Sisters, the plot follows a family of identical septuplets (seven genetically identical girls) who live in a world where due to overpopulation each household is allowed only one child. When one of the sisters goes missing, the others must find her while remaining unknown to the outside world. 7) How many countries in the worldAnswer: 195 According to worldometers.info and data in 2020, China is the most populous country with a population of more than 1,000,000,000 while the Holy See is the least populous one with a population of 801. 8) How many people are in the worldAnswer: Approximately 7.9 billion Again, this is according to worldometers.info, and they have a live world population clock, if you would be inclined to check it out. The top 3 most densely populated countries are China, India, and USA. 9) How do you say sorry in SpanishAnswer: lo siento (from Google translate) I’m not sure why Spanish specifically, but there you go. Apparently there’s even a whole blog post on How to Say Sorry in Spanish and Master the Art of Apologising, if you really, really have to convey how sorry you are. In Spanish. 10) How do you say thanks in GermanAnswer: Vielen Dank (from Google translate), though Danke seems more of a common phrase There are 16 best ways to say “thank you” in German, and you can learn them all here. 11) How long does covid lastAnswer:
*Source: medicalnewstoday.com I’d actually like to know how long the pandemic would last, so I can manage my expectations. But apparently results point towards how long does the virus last inside your body if you’ve been infected, which I guess makes much more sense. Regardless, take good care, guys! 12) What is a prime numberAnswer: A number that is divisible only by itself and 1 (e.g. 2, 3, 5, 7, 11) This is probably the most straightforward question on this list, so we’ll leave it at that. 13) How many seconds in a yearAnswer: 31,536,000 seconds Interesting fun fact, good for “did you know?” type of situations. There are also 12 months, 52 weeks, 365 days (for non-leap years), 8760 hours, and 525,600 minutes in a year, if we’re calculating “in a year” stuff. 14) Where can I find happinessAnswer: ??? Obviously, answers would vary by a lot, especially if you have set conditions on what “makes” you happy. According to medium.com (the top result), here are some tips: expect less, live for today, choose happiness, enjoy your work, and don’t compare yourself to others to name a few. These sound like pretty solid tips to get started on the pursuit of happiness, and they also have a quote from Mahatma Gandhi: “Happiness is when what you think what you say, and what you do are in harmony.” 15) Is the squeeze squozeAnswer: No I… literally have no idea what this means, or why the squeeze isn’t squoze, but it seems like it has something to do with GME? In any case, may I direct you to a website called isthesqueezesqouze.com so that I do not confuse you, and myself, further? It’s a single page telling you all about is the squeeze squoze, and they encourage you to do more research of your own, which I will not be doing, because I don’t really care is the squeeze squoze, but you’re welcome to it! |
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