"Queremos que Google sea la tercera mitad de tu cerebro"
— Sergey Brin
Simplified Meaning:
Google aims to be so helpful that you rely on it almost like you would on your brain. Imagine you have a big test coming up, and you study a lot. Your brain is working hard. But when you quickly need to look up a fact, you use Google. It’s like having Google as an extra part of your brain that’s always there to help. For example, think about how often you search for directions, recipes, or information about something new. Rather than trying to remember everything yourself, you just look it up. Google's idea is to make finding answers so easy and fast that you can focus on other things in your life. So, if you’re working on a project or learning a new skill, don’t stress about knowing every little detail by heart. Use Google to find the info you need quickly. This way, you can spend more time using that knowledge to be creative or productive. Google wants to support your thinking process, just like an assistant that’s ready whenever you need it.
