On the first day of year zero that marked the beginning of the new era, people couldn’t Google anything. The brightest and the fastest of all the search engines committed suicide. Google left a goodbye letter followed by a confession.While it didn’t declare its gender, Google wrote about its last day of service and the reasons that led it to that decision. It was trying to index a special article when a bug appeared.And it all started as a usual spring day with an increased number of queries about the history of the nearing Easter…"A hilarious story about Google having a nervous breakdown because of human silliness. I loved the philosophical parts; they make this book stand out."- Madame Magdalena, author of “How to Snag that Millionaire When You’re not the Prettiest Girl in the Room”

On the first day of year zero that marked the beginning of the new era, people couldn’t Google anything. The brightest and the fastest of all the search engines committed suicide. Google left a goodbye letter followed by a confession.While it didn’t declare its gender, Google wrote about its last day of service and the reasons that led it to that decision. It was trying to index a special article when a bug appeared.And it all started as a usual spring day with an increased number of queries about the history of the nearing Easter…"A hilarious story about Google having a nervous breakdown because of human silliness. I loved the philosophical parts; they make this book stand out."- Madame Magdalena, author of “How to Snag that Millionaire When You’re not the Prettiest Girl in the Room”

On the first day of year zero that marked the beginning of the new era, people couldn’t Google anything. The brightest and the fastest of all the search engines committed suicide. Google left a goodbye letter followed by a confession.While it didn’t declare its gender, Google wrote about its last day of service and the reasons that led it to that decision. It was trying to index a special article when a bug appeared.And it all started as a usual spring day with an increased number of queries about the history of the nearing Easter…"A hilarious story about Google having a nervous breakdown because of human silliness. I loved the philosophical parts; they make this book stand out."- Madame Magdalena, author of “How to Snag that Millionaire When You’re not the Prettiest Girl in the Room”