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example of this, made by some one else, was the meaning of
the word "soap." The use of the English word “soap” is
increasingly being associated more with “Simple Object
Access Protocol” on the Internet, rather than a cleansing
agent. So web pages referring to the Soap have been rising
in the search results whenever the search phrase “soap” is
used.
My interpretation:
There is not a lot to be said about this disclosure
other than it is interesting and more proof that Google
has some very smart people working for them. What this
also tells us is that Google either has some human out
there analyzing the changes of the human language, or
possibly this is more piece of evidence that Google is
monitoring what web pages in the search results get
clicked on.
For example, if Google made half of the search results
that display everytime the key phrase search “soap” is
searched display website listings related to “Simple
Object Access Protocol,” and then the other half of the
search results show websites relating to cleaning agents
or products; Google would soon be able to detect by just
what visitors clicked on as to what proportion of the
results should be about the “Soap protocol” verses “soap
cleaning products.”
Once again I have no idea how they do this, but I do know
that now 8 out of 10 results for the search phrase “soap”
now talk about the “Soap protocol”, while there is one
token listing that talks about “soap detergents”, and one
token listing that talks about “soap operas.” It makes me
wonder if Google has deliberately left the two token
listings on the first page to see if there will be another
social shift back to talking about either soap operas or
soap detergents sometime soon?
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