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The Prejudice Map

The map,* made by a German techie with an apparently insatiable interest in all things Google, was generated by compiling scores of Google searches (e.g., "Germans are known for*"). It's a little suspect, I think, when you consider that Kenyans are known for "metaphors" and the Black Sea for "using weapons." * You've gotta click on this guy's fourth definition of prejudice to access the map.

This entry was posted by Jeff, on Sunday, February 26, 2006. You can leave your response.

“The Prejudice Map”
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