If my thoughts had a search history
What if Google could search my brain, to an extent it is already doing it. Don't you see the moment you search something on internet, google starts its action by showing you things relevant to your search on all engines. But if I would not make any search at all or not talk about it, then what. In that case if Google would search my brain, it would be concerned about me. My mind is all the time running in different directions.
There are 100s of things that keep going on. I am all the time planning something in my head. Like what will I cook tomorrow, what will I wear for a certain occasion, with that what jwelery will match, what time will I wake up tomorrow morning, what are the activities of the day, how will I do them, and it just goes on and on. Sometimes also thinking about future, like what renovations my home need, how will I do it, who will do it.....and it never stops. So, if Google had to search my brain, possibly it will be very confusing, because there is so much that keeps going on in it.
The best part of my brain and it's thinking is that like how on Google it never goes on the second page of results; it keeps searching the same thing again in different ways hoping for a better answer. If my thoughts had a search history, probably the message for me will be, You searched this before, do you want to search it again :-) The thing is that I am googling inside my head all day long with no wifi switch off button. I wish there was a clear cache for my brain as well.
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En la ilustración de la lupa de Google que adjuntaste, la metáfora de una “caché” mental me recuerda a la necesidad de limpiar datos on‑chain para no contaminar la señal de precio. El mercado muestra que, cuando el volumen se dispersa entre varios tokens sin un soporte claro, la acumulación se vuelve tan confusa como tu búsqueda interna. ¿Has considerado usar métricas on‑chain como NVT para filtrar ese ruido?
Sorry not heard of NVT.
Me llamó la atención la analogía del “botón de apagado de wifi” en tu cabeza; en la práctica, una revisión semanal de tus prioridades funciona como ese “clear cache” y evita que gastes tiempo (y dinero) en ideas repetidas. ¿Probaste usar una lista de 3 tareas clave por día y tacharlas al final? 👍