What does Google actually offer?

How does this even work?

So you go on Google, type a word into the search bar, and it just spits out a few suggestions—hoping maybe one of them hits the mark...
But how does Google actually pull that off? Is it just showing what everyone else is obsessively searching for, or what?...

Like, if I type in some random vulgarity, it starts suggesting things like "my [redacted] my [redacted] just stay straight," "[redacted] plaza," "[redacted] woes," "[redacted] real or fake," and so on. Now what am I supposed to do with that?

Or I type in Jadranka Kosor, and it suggests stuff like: "Jadranka Kosor maiden name," "Jadranka Kosor shepherds," "Jadranka Kosor sheep"...🤷

I gotta say, life gets weird when you're bored... Like, you just type in Bill Clinton and suddenly one of the autocomplete options is "Bill Clinton is gay"🤣

Or you type "Newt Gingrich owl" and "Newt Gingrich mason"😂

So, what—am I supposed to just answer my own damn thread? Does nobody around here ever play the game like this anymore? 🙂 Where the hell is the world heading...

You can basically just ask Google how their Autofill algorithm actually works. Here’s the 👍

granitebadger17 said:Like, say I type in some random vulgarity (...) So what am I supposed to do with that information?

What, you want me to find you a website on what to do with that word too? 🤣

Raymond Campbell35 said:Do you want me to find you a link so you can go play with your little toy? 🤣

🙂🙂 And what exactly is a "pimpkek"? ☕

Google knows. 😲😁