Justifying a change in attire

Probably you could change your attire with the progress of civilization; that’s taken for granted and acceptable at all instance. If you still remain rustic, there would be eyes targeting you at every turn in your life. So what if a search engine called ‘Google’ suddenly progresses into a civilization where you could justify it but still look at it with doubt. Maybe it questions the credos of progress. What do I care if Google changes attire? Or is it more, that I should indeed be aware of when the very change is more than a mere change of clothes? There could probably be a change in the very philosophy underlining it. Let Google grow in peace, let it spread and be all inclusive just like Yahoo! Isn’t that a service to uplift you place in the society? Wouldn’t that help the rest of the folks? Sure it would, but as I have mentioned, a change in its very basic stand would of course be questioned, at least by few of us interested onlookers.

The reason is simple; Google outlines it strategies and principles which probably seems contradicted by the recent additions that have been made to it. This exclusive search engine operator has said that it would search and search, and do that one thing really well. The rest of the world, the world around had to solve. If that however has a search related problem, there would be your Google to help.

The logic behind Diversified G-Options

And then like a bolt from the blue, Google acquires a blog site (blogger.com); a site meant exclusively for digital photography and then finally, its invitation based and now more public G-Mail. So there the rules break and Google flies high to hold the world under its wings. The gasp you felt for fresh air could either be because you are thankful to Google for doing so or probably because you have become a bit more thoughtful. The later would categorize you as a constant trouble maker for suspecting the credentials of the world’s best search engine. But isn’t that a better choice than remaining unaware and neglecting a change that appears a bit exaggerated?

Moreover for those who felt the fresh air of Google mail, it remains a fact that these mails are thoroughly scanned by Google ‘to deliver relevant text ads’. That confirms how easy it has become of late to make money. So something that had been public for the investors till recently has become a giant with infinite proportions. If that means trouble ahead, are you prepared for it?