Look Google has as much power as you give it. Some people need it to be more, I guess its less work for them that way. I keep my searches broadminded enough to include the fresh fun of lycos top 50 (move over dick clark, dean is my man), the geeky of microsoft and chacha, a mighty fine people-powered dance partner when it comes to that kind of search.
I would never base one’s trustworthiness on what I find on the web, a Bella Nocha that represents less than 10% of the real world. Get off your computer and a take a walk on the beach that’s where you’ll find trust.
Do I trust myself, what I feel about a brand and my experience with it and others’ experiences? Those are the kind of questions I ask when doing business with another. Very seldom does the web match up with real world realities. For me the web is the tool that gives me the opportunity to initiate or deepen an experience but it is not the essence or the trustworthiness of that experience.
