I remember as a kid, when I first started using the internet (back in 96') I would type things how I thought they should be typed.
If I was searching for something with spaces in it, I didn't think the spaces were wide enough in-between the words (I don't remember how I logical decided this, but somehow I did) so for instance if I wanted to search "Frank Black" I would type in "Frank Black" or "F r a n k B l a c k".
This was probably because I thought that whenever I typed in something to a search engine, that it would actually be reviewed by someone and then they would give me back search results.
I thought it would make it easier for the search people in internet if I made it easier for them to read things.
Yup... those were the days.
A childhood belief about technology
others believed things like this
- back in the days i thought the world was black and white like in the pictures— compaq
- I used to believe that ketchup was used to make fries colder so they would be easier to eat.— Amber
- I thought black people were black because they drank chocolate milk. — Shelby
- I used to think the Back Street Boys were black. I also thought Seal was a boy band. — Tufty
- I thought that serial killers had serial numbers like products did so the cops could identify them easier. — C
- I used to believe that Internet banking printed money out of the printer in our home like an ATM. Anon