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Depends on the definition of popular (Score:1)

by itub (5708) <itub@cpan.org> on 2006.06.07 9:37 (#48065) Homepage Journal

I would say that Hitler is indeed the most "popular" in the sense of "well known, frequently encountered" (frequently talked about), while not in the sense of "commonly liked or approved". As the saying goes, there is no bad publicity.
However, I still agree with the general point that there are caveats with over-interpreting search results.

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