Our existing search technology is amazing. We, from a mobile device, can find out just about anything about anything. The list of possibilities is endless. I’ve recently used the web for the following things:
- Take tours of Machu Picchu & Louvre Museum in the same afternoon
- Take MIT classes via the MIT OpenCourseWare project
- Learn how to rebuild an engine on a 1979 Kawasaki motorcycle
The flaw with the existing models is that they do not have the ability to determine what the user is looking for without using inductive reasoning. When a request is made of the existing textbox search tool that is highly detailed, as outlined above, good results are found. However there are a number of issues the existing model fails to address:
- What happens when I want to be able to look for a primary result based on secondary data?
- What if I do not want to give the search engine lots of data points about me so they can use that data to try and guess what I’m looking for?
- What if I want to control the data inputs so I can draw relationships between the inputs and results?
- What if I want a transparent search engine? How do the algorithms work?
Enter the Unfiltered Search Engine. No cookies, no inductive reasoning, you control the inputs that derive the results. You build the queries and order the results.
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The world is beautiful, vibrant and alive. We need tools that allow us to see the magnificence of the people that call this home