In a 2003 written interview, Ferrante said, "The true reader, I think, searches not for the brittle face of the author in flesh and blood" but instead for "the naked physiognomy that remains in every effective word".
"I think search engines are really evolving to give you a set of answers, not just 'type in something and show me some relevant stuff', but 'I have this specific question, answer this question for me,' " he said.
"I think search has become very important, and the search in Tiger is really going to be useful to users," said Charles R. Wolf, an analyst with Needham & Company in New York.
"We're going to have to, I think, search ourselves as a society to make sure that we take some basic steps that make it harder – not impossible – but harder for individuals to get access to weapons".
I think search is headed for innovation on the frontend side.
>> I think search in a different way, in sort of more of a discovery sArn dip to us way, but.
I think search engines are really evolving to give you a set of answers…'I have this specific question, answer this question for me'.
But I think search engines are really evolving to give you a set of answers, not just 'type in something and show me some relevant stuff', but 'I have this specific question, answer this question for me'.
The president said Thursday that it was still too easy for people who want to kill large numbers of people to get access to high-powered weapons in the U.S. "We're going to have to, I think, search ourselves as a society to make sure that we can take basic steps that would make it harder, not impossible, but harder for individuals to get access to weapons," Obama said.
