Why does Google show mysterious art when searching two random 4-letter words!

2019-1-23 18:06

The internet is an inherently strange place. I mean, the fact we call it a place at all shows how we lack the vocabulary to really express what it is. And in this space (here we are again), strange things happen.

Like when you type two-strings of random four letter words into an image search and Google shows you a bizarre collection of connected art. You know, like this: This bizarre occurrence was spotted by Reddit user Yanekke and shared on the social networking site. If you’re dubious, give it a try yourself. Head over to Google Images and type two…

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