Lasers and the sad state of online health information
blog.tjcx.me
blog.tjcx.me
As far as Google is concerned, they have solved the problem of making boatloads of money through advertising. I don't see how they can give that up by changing what's working for them.
I find myself doing more queries as results change. And for me, it is generally worse. Some of that is about Google, but not all.
Discord, IRC, for example, are not searchable in the way forums and other public discussions are. Just one example. There are many others.
I search more chasing down what I want to know and am now getting questions from google. "Did you buy one of these and from whom?"
Or, "get this question added to the web... and qualified people to answer it"
Those could reduce search, but dramatically improve the sale of ads related to me should I answer.
He will discover there is no evidence for any benefit to doing routine teeth cleaning.
It's only necessary if there is some sort of disease.
The benefit of cleaning being preventative, both to inhibit the development of disease and early treatment to reduce negative impact, seem obvious.
Funny how there can be a discussion about the content when the link is invalid. That together with the "SEO is destroying the internet" article lets me think of karma whoring...