Google: Humanity’s Collective Brain Cell

Google: Humanity’s Collective Brain Cell
Right now — this very second — about 99,000 people are asking Google life’s biggest questions, such as:



“What’s my IP address?”



“Do penguins have knees?”



“Can you microwave foil?”



“How to fake being productive on Zoom?”



Globally, we perform over 8.5 billion Google searches every day, because let’s be honest — we’d be lost without it. Literally. (Map apps count too.)



This tracker shows just how many questions humanity throws at Google every second. Some are brilliant. Some are bizarre. A few… deeply worrying.



And yes, at least 12 people right now are Googling “Is Google down?”

Since 01.01.2024 that’s been:

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