Comments on: Everything I need to know I learned on Google: Confessions of a Google addict

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By: christymiles

christymiles — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 00:14:42 +0000

that’s a great point, nichole–you really have to evaluate the source of the content. i never thought to Google how to socialize, but that does make me sad that we “need” a primer in how to be good people.

By: Nichole Bazemore

Nichole Bazemore — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 23:11:16 +0000

Amen, Christy! Not only is Google diluting the value of true expertise, but it’s providing many people who are not experts a platform to showcase that, well, yeah they are.

As grateful as I am for the internet, I cherish human connection and interaction more. Here’s a thought: Google something like, “how to connect with other people” or, “how to socialize with others” and see how many “how-to” articles come up instructing us in this most basic need. The fact that we need a primer in how to connect with others is perhaps more pathetic than our sometimes over-dependence on Google!

By: christymiles

christymiles — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 19:28:13 +0000

thanks mister reiner, i agree google is the”bestest” thing ever. it disheartens me when people make everything sound easy to do–just “Google it.” there are many things like you said that go way deeper than that, but it’s either hard to find or not revealed by those “in the know.” i so admire those with a commitment to their craft. i always know where my limits are–when i can try to wing it myself and when it’s best to leave things to the experts.

By: Mister Reiner

Mister Reiner — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 19:20:12 +0000

I love the title of your post. Google is the “bestest” thing ever, but no matter how much information is on the Web, there is still a lot of information that is not on the Web or buried so deeply that you can’t find it with Google without automation. Expertise, experience and craftsmanship still has value, because a lot of the people who have knowledge in specific areas, have absolutely no need or desire to post that knowledge online.