My search history looked something like this:

.. What is leverage?

.. What is perpetual futures?

.. What is realized PNL?

.. How does RISC-V work?

.. Why are rare earth minerals important?

... Why US-ISRAEL-IRAN war disrupt global fuel economy?

.. What is SQL/command/prompt injection?

.. Why is NVIDIA so important for AI?

.. Why everyone is running for RAM(memory)?

At first sight these searches look completely unrelated to all. But when I looked at them again, I think they tell me a story.

Every search represents something I didn't understand at the time. A few months later, some of those topics have become familiar, some fade away, while others have only made me ask even bigger questions.

It's interesting how a search history isn't just a collection of questions. It's a timeline of curiosity. 

 Somebody in CYBER SECURITY said that if we have to examine someone we look their search history or chat with AI chatbot.

Looking back, I can almost see how my interests have changed from trading to AI, semiconductors, cybersecurity, and geopolitics. Now I'm more interested in cyber security breaking own set-up.

Maybe our search history doesn't just record what we're looking for. Maybe it quietly records who we're becoming AND big tech giants like Meta and Google misuse our behaviour and track everything. It's sad.

I'm not trying to teach or motivate you, it's just my observation. Thank you for reading.