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				2000: Google MentalPlex
Google announced a new "MentalPlex" search technology that supposedly read the user's mind to determine what the user wanted to search for, thus eliminating the step of actually typing in the search query. Of its origins, Google comments that "As with the Internet itself, MentalPlex began as a highly classified Dept. of Defense initiative under the direction of Al Gore." [1] In the FAQ, Google co-founder Larry Page said that "typing in queries is so 1999." In reality, clicking on the given link to activate the "MentalPlex" search leads to a page displays a phony error followed by Google search results for "April Fool's".
'Errors' displayed by Google MentalPlex:
Error 144: That information was lost with the Martian Lander. Please try again.
Error 01: Brainwaves received in analog. Please re-think in digital.
Error 005: Searching on this topic is prohibited under international law.
Error 008: Interference detected. Remove aluminum foil and remote control devices.
Error 8P: Unclear on whether your search is about money or monkeys. Please try again.
Error: Insufficient conviction. Please clap hands 3 times, while chanting "I believe" and try again.
Error CKR8: That information is protected under the National Security Act.
Error 666: Multiple transmitters detected. Silence voices in your head and try again.
Error 006: Query is unclear. Try again after removing hat, glasses and shoes.
Error 001: Weak or no signal detected. Upgrade transmitter and retry.
Error: MentalPlex(tm) has determined that this is not your final answer. Please try again.
Error 136: Unable to determine the real query. Please stop thinking about exams and try again.
Error K136J: Your search - "Have to wake up at 6.00am tomorrow. Have to wake up at 6.00am tomorrow. Have to wake up at 6.00am tomorrow" - did not match any documents.
Suggestions:
- Get enough sleep before start searching
- Clear head of thinking about surgical attachment
 
				 
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