Statistics should help me get a bearing on where I slip into the scale. On the high? On the low?
But then, then inescapable destructive force of cynical suspicious paranoid thought penetrates and I think that Google is just inciting us to note these categories.
How humanity's Top-10 search list for 'Who is...' so perfectly encompasses both God and Satan; Satan squeezes and slips into spot ten.
(What I find more interesting is that the dictionary wants to change 'satan' with a lower-case 's' to upper-case but 'god' can be left with a lower-case 'g'. Not that I care either way - to me it's about the context. But in this case, when the context would possibly be the same, I note the inconsistency of treating god better/worse than satan.)
And what an encouraging thought that 'love' was our #1 'What is...' Frankly, I love it, and what a better way to start 2008 with an understand that at the very least, though humanity's web savvy population may not always show love, it most certainly is very interested in the concept.
But then, then inescapable destructive force of cynical suspicious paranoid thought penetrates and I think that Google is just inciting us to note these categories.
How humanity's Top-10 search list for 'Who is...' so perfectly encompasses both God and Satan; Satan squeezes and slips into spot ten.
(What I find more interesting is that the dictionary wants to change 'satan' with a lower-case 's' to upper-case but 'god' can be left with a lower-case 'g'. Not that I care either way - to me it's about the context. But in this case, when the context would possibly be the same, I note the inconsistency of treating god better/worse than satan.)
And what an encouraging thought that 'love' was our #1 'What is...' Frankly, I love it, and what a better way to start 2008 with an understand that at the very least, though humanity's web savvy population may not always show love, it most certainly is very interested in the concept.
 clipped from www.google.com
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