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Yes, it’s true that internet searching it allows us to find answers to our questions really quickly, and even learn new things).

But one of the world’s biggest gripes is that web searching only lets us ask one question at a time. That’s not really the future we were promised. One question at a time is for school.

But finally, the search engine has caught up to the future. Meet www.googlegooglegooglegoogle.com. Amazing. The only hard part is having to type in all those letters, but that’s not really a big deal if, like me, your interns do your searching for you.

The geniuses behind it have a lot of plans for the future too, and they need money (Google, are you listening??) “to make this a cool, free service.” Though I think we’d all gladly pay for this. Here’s what they say about the Eureka moment:

Alex and Erty were chatting on Google Talk one night, and Erty wondered if Googlegoogle.com was taken. He jokingly wondered if they could set up a search service for Google itself. Unfortunately, Googlegoogle.com was taken, but Alex pointed out that GoogleGoogleGooglegoogle.com was available. In an impulse buy, they purchased the domain (Alex already had some hosting) and someone had the idea of putting four Googles on the page. Thus, GoogleGoogleGoogleGoogle was born.

So I guess the search engine wars are basically over. I can finally tell my interns to delete Altavista from their bookmarks.