Again, all that proves is they need more detailed information over a longer period of time to show all the details on the "trends" page than to just reflect the trend in auto-complete.
It could be, it depends on how it's implemented behind the scenes to be honest.
The autocomplete feature on most search engines is usually implemented as a digital trie of some sort, probably a burst trie because people are typing one letter at a time: https://neuraldump.wordpress.com/tag/burst-trie/
Each of the 'leafs' of the tree has a speculative predictive algorithm that based on the web crawl. These days it's usually a semi-supervisted machine learning algo.
Trends is mostly based on what people actually search for. They need to press return. Different data structure. It's a trend of what people receive a ranked list of result for, not a what people are typing. Usually you can tell such things by taking letters from completely unrelated unicode tables.
source: this is how a basic information retrieval system is taught in computer science and based on my own interpretation based on my experience in search engine optimization over the last few decades. I could be totally off the mark.
The only info needed for auto-complete is the term itself. "crazy times carnival incident". Is it really that hard to imagine they'd need more data over a longer period of time for interest over time, interest by region, related topics, and related queries? And then possibly even more time to properly compile that information into their charts?
I upvoted both you guys not because I agree with you but solely on the basis that you were downvoted after shedding more light on the possibility of why that search term is there, which is ridiculous and screams of insecurity.
EDIT: I’ll add, the reason I don’t agree, despite the added perspective of how auto-complete is done, is because I don’t see any reason for the word incident to be a popular search, let alone a search at all, when there has been no incident. I mean there’s apparently a casino with the same name but it has less searches that crazy times carnival incident? Extremely doubtful.
And I'm completely open to being wrong, just felt like presenting why I think it's perfectly reasonable for that search to show up in auto-complete. And the only way to find the truth and most reasonable explanation is to hear both sides of the argument and people can then form their opinions based on all the information and possibilities available.
Some users see the downvote button as purely a disagreement button. They probably just don't believe you. I wouldn't take it personal if I can help it. Not saying that's always my first reaction to downvotes though. ?
Even if it’s not trending, is it possible people are anticipating an incident, and therefore searching it up each day so as to be sure not to miss an article on said incident? One of the things on that article you posted said it might be a popular search, even if it’s not trending. Just a thought. Either way it’s super weird.
Nice catch. Definately similar to a pre-911 indicator where a lot of connected people with $ were shorting airline stocks and making crazy insurance policy deals with the WTC properties.
Patriots in AZ must guard the audit location like the Alamo.
The deep state knows the end has come..They are desperate, remember they have nothing to lose, not even their honor which always have been nonexistent .
This makes them EXTREMELY dangerous.
They will do what ever it takes to make sure the audit is either halted,destroyed or what ever.They will let Antifa and the joggers do their dirty works as always.
They should change up and beef up their security! This was posted recently here about the courts “accidentally” releasing the audits security plans for a short time publicly.
Today google home says nothing about it at all, first it was (fake), then it was “rioters from 1/6 organized it” now it’s all like “I don’t know what your asking for”
I just tried this in google and duck duck go-shocker only one has this predictive text.... no shocker there! I also find it odd that I cannot find a website for this carnival except for on the AZ fair ground website-it has a section with all the carnival information. Unless the AZ fair owns this carnival company shouldn’t they have their own stand alone website? Also in google if you type in “crazy time carnival or crazy time carnival incident” the first few articles that pip up have titles regarding the audit string “auditors are attempting to steal votes for trump in AZ” so annoying!
Unless the AZ fair owns this carnival company shouldn’t they have their own stand alone website?
There is no carnival company. “Crazy time carnival” is the name of the event being hosted at the fairgrounds. The rides and amusements at this event are being provided by Ray Cammack Shows, planned and contract signed before the audit started.
Oh, then that negates my previous comment. How many times does something have to be searched to show up on that search query page? I wonder. Although, you would think the answer would be “enough for it to make the search term a top suggestion”...
This kinda reminds me of that “heaven stairway incident of May 2021” that people kept searching, also I need an upvoted comment because I have exactly 666 upvotes for comments ???. (Please don’t ban me for off topic, just get this cursed number off of my screen).
I hope the patriots are on top of this. Like explosive detection devices, bomb sniffing dogs, nuclear materials detection and then down the line to metal detectors to enter, and lots of undercover agents. Plus: Millions of MAGA people surrounding the whole shebang.
After doing a little research. Apparently on Reddit, there’s already a threads for this? Why would that be with nothings happened yet? I don’t have a Reddit account, and it’s NSFW - So I can’t look at it. Maybe somebody else can do some digging. Here’s the link
Yooo, the original poster was spreading memes about this before anybody knew about it, they're quite disturbing. Start scrolling down: https://www.reddit.com/user/acevisconti777/
This needs a sticky also in Patriots win
Sticky that open carry is 100% run of the mill acceptable and very very common in AZ
All this proves is that Google needs more information for trends than they do for auto-complete.
I have never searched for anything even remotely related to carnivals or crazy times and I got this
https://imgpile.com/i/7SMZeL
Again, all that proves is they need more detailed information over a longer period of time to show all the details on the "trends" page than to just reflect the trend in auto-complete.
It could be, it depends on how it's implemented behind the scenes to be honest.
The autocomplete feature on most search engines is usually implemented as a digital trie of some sort, probably a burst trie because people are typing one letter at a time: https://neuraldump.wordpress.com/tag/burst-trie/
Each of the 'leafs' of the tree has a speculative predictive algorithm that based on the web crawl. These days it's usually a semi-supervisted machine learning algo.
Trends is mostly based on what people actually search for. They need to press return. Different data structure. It's a trend of what people receive a ranked list of result for, not a what people are typing. Usually you can tell such things by taking letters from completely unrelated unicode tables.
source: this is how a basic information retrieval system is taught in computer science and based on my own interpretation based on my experience in search engine optimization over the last few decades. I could be totally off the mark.
The only info needed for auto-complete is the term itself. "crazy times carnival incident". Is it really that hard to imagine they'd need more data over a longer period of time for interest over time, interest by region, related topics, and related queries? And then possibly even more time to properly compile that information into their charts?
I am not defending Google but that does make sense.
Damn, downvoted for the truth.
I upvoted both you guys not because I agree with you but solely on the basis that you were downvoted after shedding more light on the possibility of why that search term is there, which is ridiculous and screams of insecurity.
EDIT: I’ll add, the reason I don’t agree, despite the added perspective of how auto-complete is done, is because I don’t see any reason for the word incident to be a popular search, let alone a search at all, when there has been no incident. I mean there’s apparently a casino with the same name but it has less searches that crazy times carnival incident? Extremely doubtful.
Thanks, fren.
And I'm completely open to being wrong, just felt like presenting why I think it's perfectly reasonable for that search to show up in auto-complete. And the only way to find the truth and most reasonable explanation is to hear both sides of the argument and people can then form their opinions based on all the information and possibilities available.
Yes, exactly. Thanks for your insight. Discussion is good!
I updooted ya. People can be haphazard readers (scanners) and don’t think sometimes before downdooting.
Some users see the downvote button as purely a disagreement button. They probably just don't believe you. I wouldn't take it personal if I can help it. Not saying that's always my first reaction to downvotes though. ?
Even if it’s not trending, is it possible people are anticipating an incident, and therefore searching it up each day so as to be sure not to miss an article on said incident? One of the things on that article you posted said it might be a popular search, even if it’s not trending. Just a thought. Either way it’s super weird.
Anyone looking for a GOOD laugh: https://youtu.be/EShUeudtaFg
Probably the best video on the internet.
My "is we gonna" gave me "die tomorrow ", "party" "what is we gonna see" "is after we collided gonna be on netflix" (lol)
It all depends on your personal search history
Nice catch. Definately similar to a pre-911 indicator where a lot of connected people with $ were shorting airline stocks and making crazy insurance policy deals with the WTC properties.
Fore-knowledge = complicity.
And civil asset forfeiture of any person or company who perpetrated these war crimes.
Patriots in AZ must guard the audit location like the Alamo.
The deep state knows the end has come..They are desperate, remember they have nothing to lose, not even their honor which always have been nonexistent .
This makes them EXTREMELY dangerous.
They will do what ever it takes to make sure the audit is either halted,destroyed or what ever.They will let Antifa and the joggers do their dirty works as always.
They should change up and beef up their security! This was posted recently here about the courts “accidentally” releasing the audits security plans for a short time publicly.
Link to post..
https://greatawakening.win/p/12iNZT2PFH/firm-overseeing-arizona-election/c/
Link to article...
https://www.ntd.com/firm-overseeing-arizona-election-audit-says-court-released-security-plan-to-public_606765.html
Agreed! Arizona Patriots- HEADS UP!
My thoughts and prayers go out to the victims of The Crazy Times Carnival Incident.
That is concerning.
This is what's called, "prepping the narrative shift."
Shooting with cameras is more valuable than shooting with guns during these meet ups, though in the same breath... dont forget your guns pedes
Confirmed! And im up in Canada. No incidental articles yet. Just some bashing of the audit
Today google home says nothing about it at all, first it was (fake), then it was “rioters from 1/6 organized it” now it’s all like “I don’t know what your asking for”
HOLY SHIT
Looks like their AI found out about something ahead of time. Oops.
I just tried this in google and duck duck go-shocker only one has this predictive text.... no shocker there! I also find it odd that I cannot find a website for this carnival except for on the AZ fair ground website-it has a section with all the carnival information. Unless the AZ fair owns this carnival company shouldn’t they have their own stand alone website? Also in google if you type in “crazy time carnival or crazy time carnival incident” the first few articles that pip up have titles regarding the audit string “auditors are attempting to steal votes for trump in AZ” so annoying!
Have you tried the queries with an "s" behind "time", i.e., "times"?
There is no carnival company. “Crazy time carnival” is the name of the event being hosted at the fairgrounds. The rides and amusements at this event are being provided by Ray Cammack Shows, planned and contract signed before the audit started.
Apparently their are alot of weird connections to this carnival. Another anon found w connection to CAIR.
What will doubter and doom & Gloomers do, when they realize GOOD things happen, too. Que the songbirds,
https://www.vice.com/en/article/xgxzbj/gops-cyber-ninjas-doing-arizonas-election-audit-are-terrified-of-antifa
"The Cyber Ninjas Still Trying to Steal Arizona for Trump Are Terrified of Antifa"
It's your typical sensible left bashing crazy,conspiracy theory right.
This really looks like they are setting up the narrative.
The Governor was asked to increase security for the Audit but denied the request!
This could get very interesting!
Ttying to "Douche" away the audit.
Lots of people have lots to lose.
Ttying to "Douche" away the audit.
Lots of people have lots to lose.
so why did you rule out that people aren't already searching that and that's why it showed up
everyone from here and other forums it was posted on would be searching about it
Oh, then that negates my previous comment. How many times does something have to be searched to show up on that search query page? I wonder. Although, you would think the answer would be “enough for it to make the search term a top suggestion”...
probably because people keep searching it, then we add to that by testing it too lmao.
Yep, comes up 2nd in Safari too. Looks like they may know something may be coming up
Possibly due to this Reddit post ?
https://archive.is/ONjYD
This kinda reminds me of that “heaven stairway incident of May 2021” that people kept searching, also I need an upvoted comment because I have exactly 666 upvotes for comments ???. (Please don’t ban me for off topic, just get this cursed number off of my screen).
Who organized it, who approved it and, most importantly, who paid for it, and with what money?
We need people with cameras and self defense weapons on seen until the carnival is over.
Worked for me too. This needs to be stickied
I hope the patriots are on top of this. Like explosive detection devices, bomb sniffing dogs, nuclear materials detection and then down the line to metal detectors to enter, and lots of undercover agents. Plus: Millions of MAGA people surrounding the whole shebang.
We need patriots in that area to guard and watch.
Doesn't do it on duckduckgo doesn't even auto fill with crazy times carnival
Yeah Gaggle - how can you have an incident at an event which hasn't happened yet? These people are STUPID.
WTF
After doing a little research. Apparently on Reddit, there’s already a threads for this? Why would that be with nothings happened yet? I don’t have a Reddit account, and it’s NSFW - So I can’t look at it. Maybe somebody else can do some digging. Here’s the link
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.reddit.com/r/he_comes/comments/n1l4um/may_2021_crazy_times_carnival_incident/
Yooo, the original poster was spreading memes about this before anybody knew about it, they're quite disturbing. Start scrolling down: https://www.reddit.com/user/acevisconti777/
It’s NSFW. And I don’t have a Reddit account so I can’t see it.
There have been incidents in the past, people getting injured on rides and such.
I get a clip of CNN trying to discredit the audit ....https://crooksandliars.com/2021/04/arizona-maricopa-audit-ballots
Normies would buy into this with no problem IMO.
I can't stand corporate media. What's obvious to us corrals in the gullible.
I tried it! I screenshot it too! It’s legit