40+ Times A Simple Google Search Typo Turned Into The Most Hilarious Accidental Discoveries
A simply typo can introduce you to something wonderful, hilarious, or horrifying and there's no way to know ahead of time just how intesnse the results will be.
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In Menlo Park, California, USA on September 4, 1998, Google was founded. The American multi-national company specializes in Internet related products and services with a seemingly never-ending offering of possibilities.
Today, Google owns YouTube, Fitbit, AdMob, Tenor, and more and by 2016 they'd moved heavily into hardware and the Google Pixel was purchased more than 7.2 million times in 2020. They're expected to continuously surpass those numbers, as well, making the Pixel phone a top Android contender.
Regardless of their longstanding accomplishments, Google is of course most notably known for their search engine. Google's search engine competitors include Duck Duck Go and Bing.
Making a search on Google can be done very willy-nilly and haphazardly or it can be done using specific tools, so whether you're looking for a broad stroke of results or something very specific, you can use Google to suit your needs and desires. However, because of the diverse capabilities of Google's search engine, there's a huge potential that the slightest mistakes could result in the most astounding search results.
If you mix up a word or experience the all-too easy typo, your search results could be simultaneously unexpected and hilarious. In fact, it happens all the time, and people are usually so stunned and humored by their unexpected search results that they share them with the Internet.
1. A total babe
Twitter2. Absolutely no one on earth deserves this
Twitter3. Happy mistkaes were made
Twitter4. This has such ominous vibes
Twitter5. This is a gift from the Internet
TwitterGoogle may have some competition but it is still definitively the most used search engine in the world. Some studies have suggested that the number of web pages in Google's index is somewhere between 30 and 50 billion!
The internet is massive, housing trillions of websites and Google is systematically indexing all of it. Not only that, but Google's artificial intelligence technology is mind-blowing.
6. Meowgical
Twitter7. I am at a total loss for words now
Twitter8. The abundance of creativity involved in these search results is astounding
Twitter9. Actually, these search results seem like a blessing compared to how this could have gone.
Twitter10. Actually, I'm not mad about this one.
TwitterEvery single moment of Google's existence, 2.4 million searches occur. This accumulates to 3.5 billion searches per day which adds up to over 1.2 trillion searches per year.
The sheer magnitude isn't all that's interesting about Google's search engine function and statistics. For example, did you know that 76% of all global searches takes place on Google?
Or how about more than 60% of Google searches occur on a mobile device and that as many as 20% of Google search results every year are new. Coming in second to Google (Bing,) means dominating a mere 2.7% of the search engine statistics.
11. The advocate we need
Twitter12. Why do people create these things
Twitter13. No one could have anticipated these shenanigans
Twitter14. You'll never look at you lamb chops the same after a mistake like this
Twitter15. This is quite frankly the worst.
For most of the world, Google goes about completely uncensored. There are only a few countries that ban or censor Google including North Korea, Sudan, Crimea, Cuba, Syria, Iran, and North Korea.
16. Disappointment cannot be detected
Twitter17. Amazing
Twitter18. Definitely not disappointing
Twitter19. Mooooooooon Power Make Up
Twitter20. So these are the hipster vibes that were missing from GoT
TwitterGoogle's ad revenue alone amassed $183 billion in 2020 and over 80% of that came from Google's own ad business. One can only imagine how much these numbers will continue to grow as time goes on, especially since there is no indication Google is slowing down any time soon, if ever.
21. Ridiculous, absurd, adorable.
Twitter22. I can vibe with this because I love cats so much
Twitter23. Actually, this is fantastic
Twitter24. Nothing wrong here
Twitter25. Oh no
TwitterAnother interesting thing research about how Google is used has shown us is that as time goes on, people are more and more inclined to type into the Google search bar in their natural way of speaking. They are also more likely to use the voice option to perform a Google search than ever before as well.
26. I'm sure this is surprisingly relatable to lots of folks
Twitter27. C A R O L
Twitter28. Old But Gold
Twitter29. Let's make it happen
Twitter30. Oh Lawd He Comin'
TwitterIn 1990, the first ever search engine was called Archie. Archie was "a simple FTP site with a downloadable directory of listings." Today, there is an entire industry called Search Engine Optimization, or SEO.
Because of Google's power over advertising and the whole Internet, many businesses have been investing in local SEO to optimize their potential via Google.
31. Corgis are a blessing
Twitter32. We need more of, whatever this is.
Twitter33. Pure Bread Doge
Twitter34. Ribbit
Twitter35. Well this is adorable
Twitter36. I don't know if I hate it or love it
Twitter37. Excellent
Twitter38. Emo cow
Twitter39. Yes, this.
Twitter40. Actually, it's amazing.
Twitter41. Fantastic as heck
Twitter42. This is what my nightmares are made of
Twitter43. This has REAL cat energy
TwitterKnowing that there's no sign of Google slowing down and the future of technology, the internet, and search engines is vast and potentially exponential, there's really no reason not to occasionally sit down and have a good chuckle at how things can simply and harmlessly go wrong. What's the biggest mistake you've ever made on Google?