How Google F*cked us - Startups 101 

As long as you have deep pockets of cash, yeah then it’s fair.

and they prevent that any one customer becomes dominant, keeping the power with them. the solution is to make better open source search engines. where you can subscribe to crawler registries. like the adblocker lists.

That is the most hilarious take on googles advertising monopoly I have ever heard, “feed the google money, I feel it seems fair” jfc

Until Google buys a website that does what you do, and monetising the top search gives the spotlight back to those who always had it

@@BrendenBishop ads have nothing to do with search ranking lol… you can’t pay for higher search ranking.

Do you mind answering. Did u leave the art/book design as your bread and butter or all together?

in a nutshell yup!

Creating a website just for desktop is a bad idea unless your specific website can only be functional on desktop. Over 70% of web browsing happens on mobile. In fact modern websites prioritize mobile over desktop.

@@birukch7871 I was displaying games.

@@birukch7871 That's a myth. It's actually much lower than that. It's something like 70% of all internet traffic is generated from mobile, not "browsing" "Web Browsing" is a term specific to websites. Still, web traffic can include all the content you consume, such as viewing products on ecom websites and using social media such as FB, Insta, Twitter, etc. But this does not require a website per se. Most of the web traffic is generated from a desktop. So if you're actually seeking traffic for your website, your traffic numbers look like 40% mobile and 60% PC unless, of course, you have an ecom website.

Life in general all around the world.

"every attempt by an authority to make a fair playing field for all participants" The sad part is that these actions are usually started by a company to gain market share. They approach politicians, give them money and create a 'new law' for them to present to the public. This new law is so elaborate/complex that to the public it appears good, but in the end it benefits that company.

"one that only a handful, of google's 140k employees, have access to."

Technically they made Google's results better with their content and thus helped make Google.

The part where he pointed out how it is less about quality but more to do with who has deeper pockets?

Step 1: Make a RU-vid video about it. Step 2: see if we make some sales from it.

@@slidebean Is RU-vid also following the same policy etc? Considering its also owned by google?

it's coming late January- and it will be awesome

@@slidebean can’t wait

If you’re looking for the truth, or even just another account or theory, about anything that goes against whatever the mainstream narrative is, on literally ANY subject, it’s always several pages back now. Even if you know what you’re looking for and you type in some very specific search terms, they have a way of pushing back any results with opinions or ideas the establishment finds unacceptable. We’ve been lied to about so much. Most people know we’ve been lied to about some things, but they have no idea how bad it really is. When someone repeats the hyperbolic cliché “everything you’ve been taught is a lie”, becomes more true with everything I look into. As soon as you start to think “well, they lie, yes, but they wouldn’t lie about (fill in the blank)”, you decide to look into whatever that topic is, and it won’t take long for you to realize that, “YES! They lie more often than they tell the truth”. It’s depressing. And I’m only talking about verifiable lies. There are lies, major lies, that have been exposed, lies that have had a major influence on world events and people’s worldview, that most people don’t even know. It’s not discussed regularly in media or in education, so even though the truth has been admitted or declassified, most people don’t know bc the correction doesn’t make the headlines. I could list endless examples of things people believe about the world or specific events that have been proven false but the record was never corrected, at least not in a way that made sure everyone was aware. The lie, the original story that was wrong, just keeps going on as if it were never proven to be totally false. It’s astonishing how most people have no idea how bad it is, how many things we accept as truth that are totally and provably false.

What alternatives give search results you are looking for?

He didn't find one so far, so he's still going to the local library)

Well, deep learning in itself is a set of algorithms, just more advanced in that the way it produces results evolves the more data it processes.

@@FranFyrhart fair point

The algorithm is already hacked by the largest holding companies in the world for wrong reasons. To get to be seen up there, one needs to navigate up and a right reason / true product to stay in demand. Shadow banning and cencor ship are still an issue of corruption if your company works on the field of bringing free energy or holistic health solutions, to market place.