Re:Twitter co-founder: I’m sorry if we made Trump’s presiden...
by intended on Monday May 22, 2017 @05:42AM
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The information is there, but only a small fraction of people want to actually read it.
Beyond a point, the scale and complexity of the information goes beyond what is required for a simple conversation.
Most people want the information spoon fed to them. The issue is that they may not even be framing the correct question.
To correct that they will always need to (at some point) engage with complexity.
And as long as someone can meme or use cheap arguments to dodge a difficult/complex point, theres no real advantage to that level of complexity.
So the only people who are digging that deep are people who want to figure something out. For them, google works just fine.
I'm not trying to hate on google. But everyone says that it is impossible to compete with google, because their product is perfect, that it would be impossible to make a better search engine. I don't think that's true. I think there is a lot of inovation that still can happen when it comes to sorting through the internet.