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Is Google Evil? I Don’t Know, Lemme Google It.

Google has built a staggeringly powerful and impressive empire in its short life as a company. Constantly innovating and pushing to new horizons, Google has made history time and time again. What does such a company owe to the world? How does Google maintain a trajectory that doesn’t lead it down a dark path?

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