compare google suggest results

January 26th, 2010 • posts i've written

Web Seer is a tool to compare Google Suggest results – and a wickedly fun way to compare two search mind-sets.

From the project page:

Is there a way to visualize people’s innermost thoughts? Google Suggest lets you see what others are asking when they search the web. From the existential to the mundane, the questions form a portrait of human curiosity.

The tool was recently used in the New York Times Op-ed piece: Answering Machine.

Here a few results I cooked up on my own, see if you can do better.







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