Just curious

I'd like to ask Google image search people this one question..

When you enter "Leah Brooks" in the image search engine, and go, why does Henry C. Hythecker come up as the first choice? And thank goodness I don't look like him.

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This is quite a hoot, but a Leah Brooks was the spouse of Riley Mantor, of Mantorville, in Dodge county, Minnesota in 1854. He was certified to be a settler and early pioneeer. This listing was on a website just preceding the picture of Henry C. Hythecker, also a pioneer of Dodge county. http://www.dodgecohistorical.addr.com/
As a mater of fact, only a few of the first 30 images found had Leah Brooks in the top text. All of this shows you that in its attempt to deeg deep for a match, a search engine still doesn't get it. It takes the human intelect to sort it out. It's almost like the amazing Kreskin type "see-ers". It hands you some likely matches, and you grab the right answer and praise the engine, Like Kreskin says I'm thinking of a "G" who is sick, and the target says, How did you know my uncle George had cancer?"
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