This is an interesting topic, so I decided I’d like to know what it is I’ve googled. Since most of my desktop searches are for work their wasn’t much outside of technical and work sites. So I decided to look at my iPad and phone to see what I’ve been googling.
Episodes of Star Trek, no surprise. Tokyo Olympics. Lots of searches about the Shinkansen and bullet trains. I’m editing an SF story set in Japan and I fell down a research rabbit hole.
Then Liz Cheney, Christopher Columbus, and Ariana Grande: All in the same day and I can’t see how they are possibly related nor can I remember why they were connected.
THE ECHO ZONE 
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Google makes it so easy to run down those research rabbit holes. Those are usually fun to do, until I realize its 3 hours later, and I got nothing done.
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Way to easy!! I spent hours looking at pictures of trains.
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What’s your favourite Star Trek episode? 🙂
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TOS: The Enterprise Incident
TNG: The Drumhead
DS9: In The Pale Moonlight
VOY: Counterpoint
ENT: Dead Stop
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Lydia, The Trouble With Tribbles, I Mudd, City on the Edge of Forever. When we do a Trekkie Marathon I like to google the beautiful guest stars and see what else they did.
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That last group sounds about like my average day. The strangest things occur to me sometimes and I have to look it all up right away.
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Liz Cheney, Christopher Columbus, and Ariana Grande – sometimes you have those days. 🙂 It’s all good.
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Google rabbit holes are fascinating, fun and quite a time suck! LOL…
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That really seems like it ought to be for some sort of absurdist novella: Liz Cheney and Ariana Grande must overcome their differences as they travel back in time to stop Christopher Columbus from turning all of Central America over to his alien overlords…
Yes, so very easy to fall down a Goggle rabbit hole and have no idea how you got there in the first place.
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