1. There are more choirs in England than fish-and-chip shops.
2. There are 30,000 more Google entries for "nothing is possible" than for "everything is possible".
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- 2008-08-26 @ 23:57:05
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Znethru
Pro - http://www.febland.net/
- 2008-08-26 @ 23:58:03
I wonder how many hits there are for "some things are possible"!
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SeasideMan
Pro - 2008-08-27 @ 00:25:11
2. is wrong: it's 100,000, not 30,000 because I've just done it. 500,000 less for "something is possible" to answer the query just asked.
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alecweston
Pro - 2008-08-27 @ 04:32:09
Tom,
To be really nerdy, I have just checked my results (and look at the time of 'day' I am doing it!): 1,050,000 for "everything", 1,080,000 for "nothing".
So I guess we have different techniques of googling...-
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SeasideMan
Pro
- 2008-08-27 @ 08:50:19
Fair enough. I used double quotes.
Tom.-
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alecweston
Pro
- 2008-08-27 @ 09:33:43
It's extraordinary what a difference the two approaches make
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Znethru
Pro
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- 2008-08-27 @ 11:52:00
"Some things are possible" only gets 26,000 total, giving a sort of warped overall syllogistic Googolic result as follows:
Everything is Possible = 1,050,000 (People agree)
Nothing is Possible = 1,080,000 (People agree)
Therefore
Some things are possible = but only 26,000 (People agree) -
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