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Apr 2 2009

Yahoo’s Ideological search!

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The internet was full of jokes today in celebration of April 1st. I thought one of the best was Yahoo’s new “Ideological search”, both because of its astute social commentary and its near-believability. Their info page on the subject has this to say:

Tired of being inundated with the contradictory and offensive beliefs of others? Today, the scientists at Yahoo! are releasing a groundbreaking new search filter that keeps controversy out of your search experience. I’m extremely pleased to announce Continue reading

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