a couple of minutes ago i was listening to dj tiesto's "walking on clouds" (super-duper amazing song!!!), and i wanted the lyrics to go along with it. for some random reason, i couldn't remember the name of the song at that moment, and was feeling too lazy to check. as a random shot in the dark, i googled the first 3 words of the song: "chase fading moments". and the lyrics came up on the first page (not right on top, but it was 4th result - right in the middle of my screen).
best of all, i got the words wrong. it's actually chase faded days.
i'm not sure what's more mindblowing now, the song or google's ability to guess what i'm thinking. maybe both :D
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google is good :P :P
this is waaaaaaaay beyond good!!! imagine how good their algorithms have to be to figure out what i want based on what i typed...that is just insane!!!
ps: i'm still listening to "walking on clouds" on repeat :D
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