In fairness, reading your search term, I had no idea what you were talking about so it's not entirely surprising the organic content producers don't match those terms well. Looks like the SEO folks do though.
Pretty sure at least 80% (probably 95%+) of low-quality SEO content is generated by computers, or at least by very low-skill outsourced labor in a machine-assisted way.
It then makes sense that the mature Internet can probably match any search query in a manner that leads to a site that sells something vaguely matching the query, through sheer quantity of available content.
In other words - there is enough SEO content generated and indexed that most queries will be able to be monetized by a search engine like Google.
Edit: and also Google: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22high%20tc%22%20record
Or perhaps more generally for materials with a high Curie temperature, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curie_temperature
Disclaimer: I know absolutely nothing about this field.
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