stewart38
30th-October-2007, 05:28 PM
How does google work ?
I often go on google to support my arguments and help people who have gone wrong in their thinking :whistle:
People will know I’ve Google as the grammar and spelling is generally much improved
I will try and do the link as others have done :blush:
However am I using Google to full effect or does it have limitations
I read if a fly landed on the QE2 it would dip by 1/10th of a atom but cant find stuff like that via Google
Its hard to find stuff re alternatives to global warming big bang etc you have to put in many variations of key words
There are whole books on subjects like this though
In a nut shell how does Google work does it have limitations
For example if I put in
“The oldest living person alive”
I would expect to see info on that
Apart from wikipedia most of the stuff that comes up talks about old dead people
What am I doing wrong ? :sad:
Hey ive just found this
Interactive online Google tutorial and references - Google Guide (http://www.googleguide.com)
I often go on google to support my arguments and help people who have gone wrong in their thinking :whistle:
People will know I’ve Google as the grammar and spelling is generally much improved
I will try and do the link as others have done :blush:
However am I using Google to full effect or does it have limitations
I read if a fly landed on the QE2 it would dip by 1/10th of a atom but cant find stuff like that via Google
Its hard to find stuff re alternatives to global warming big bang etc you have to put in many variations of key words
There are whole books on subjects like this though
In a nut shell how does Google work does it have limitations
For example if I put in
“The oldest living person alive”
I would expect to see info on that
Apart from wikipedia most of the stuff that comes up talks about old dead people
What am I doing wrong ? :sad:
Hey ive just found this
Interactive online Google tutorial and references - Google Guide (http://www.googleguide.com)