What Google's New Logo Will Lead To

Planet earth experienced a global quake, with a magnitude of approximately 7 billion on Tuesday, September 1st, 2015. The magnitude, however, was not measured with a standard seismograph, nor does it follow the Richter Scale; The number of the magnitude represents the total of astonished persons on this trembling, vulnerable planet.

Coincidentally, on Tuesday, September 1st, 2015, the American, multinational technological company, known as Google, modified its logo. From social media websites such as Facebook and Twitter, to national breaking news broadcasts such as CNN, and ABC news, the entire world is now buzzing about this incredible adjustment. 

Today, scientists are becoming more and more skeptical of these two recent events and how they may be connected. Studies show that as soon as the logo changed, millions of people were notified, however, not through first-look experience. Betsy Ross, an avid social media user, states that she saw the news about Google's logo change via twitter; and like Betsy, millions confess that they, themselves, did not know the logo changed until discovering it upon a secondhand source. In fact, the news about this logo visited the front page of many breaking news websites. For example, a day after the logo let out, the news hit CNN's top stories on their Tech tab.  

As you see here, Google's new logo is much more important than Nest's new 3rd generation thermostat that, according to USA today, warns users to any patterns in the furnace or air conditioning system overheating, which is very important to a user’s safety and well-being. Below the main news on CNN’s Tech page, there is a section labeled “more news,” where less important news articles are stored. These news stories include Spotify’s new privacy policy, if employers could see all actions on their employees’ phones, and if Windows 10 contains privacy issues the world should know about. 

Moreover, scientists believe that order of news on websites, like CNN,  matter. For example, interviewers questioned bystanders and asked if they knew about Spotify’s new privacy policy. The privacy policy includes allowing the users’ information to be shared, used and processed by the service. This information includes media files, pictures, and locations of the users. This article is extremely significant due to the fact that it alerts users of what’s in the terms and conditions. Today, people agree to sell their souls to the devil without knowing because they don’t read the terms and conditions. Out of 50 people, only 2 said they knew about the change in policy, and one ran away screaming no comment.

Since the news about Google’s new logo surpasses these other important news stories, and is ranked very highly, no wonder why more and more people find out about it so quickly. Google’s logo is crucial to society, and must be recognized immediately.

Google’s new logo is the news. Now that there’s a dramatic change in bytes used by the logo, world hunger is becoming less of an issue. Since the text is now flat, instead of 3D, America’s debt is cleared.

Knowing about Google’s new logo will obviously change the world for the better. Google’s new logo is love. Google’s new logo is life.