Some personal search statistics from 2006. Almost all of these searches were done when I was not aware of google collecting data on my searches. I am mildly shocked - particularly when considering these numbers only represent a part of my actual searches and not the searches done when logged out. Addicted to Google, I suppose. We all are, isn't it.
More like this
I was going to write a series of posts describing each essay in the current Cites & Insights, and still plan to do so.
Since my post a couple of weeks ago about NASA and the antenna evolution experiment,
I've been meaning to write a followup. In both comments and private emails, I've gotten
a number of interesting questions about the idea of fitness landscapes, and some of the things
Why use Google, which will give you ten million irrelevant
hits, when all you really want to do, is to find the juicy stuff on
ScienceBlogs?
Well, you can navigate to the ScienceBlogs home page, and search there,
This is absolutely brilliant. MnCSE has taken advantage of Google's ability to set up custom search filters to create special purpose search engines.
Did you block any websites recently through google..
I remember posting with my link on your website and a couple of days since then my webpage does not come up on google search results.
Just checking
Thanks,
Natti
you should stay logged in and see what the numbers are. in fact I will do the same and we can try and compare and see for fun if we can do any reverse analysis on numbers. the more people join in the merrier.
also can you give a link to the google website that has these statistics
>link to the google website that has these statistics
http://www.google.com/searchhistory
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