Ladies and gentlemen, today we tackle a pressing question: Are we smart, or are we just better at Googling?

Let’s be honest, the real genius of our time isn’t in the classroom; it’s in the living room, where we all become instant experts on any topic with just a few clicks. I mean, who needs a PhD when you have a Wi-Fi connection and a knack for typing “How to…”?

Remember when we used to memorize phone numbers? Now, I can barely remember my own! I just ask my phone, “Hey Siri, what’s my name?” And there’s Siri, acting like my personal assistant, “You’re the genius who forgot their own name!”

And let’s talk about trivia nights. You know, the ones where you’re sitting there, and suddenly you’re a walking encyclopedia? “What’s the capital of Mongolia?” Boom! Google it! “Who won the World Series in 1985?” Hold on, let me just consult my best friend, Mr. Search Engine!

But here’s the kicker: we’ve become so reliant on Google that we’ve forgotten how to think for ourselves. I mean, if I can’t find the answer in three seconds, I start to panic. “Am I losing my intelligence? Is my brain buffering?”

So, are we smart? Well, we’re definitely smarter than we used to be—at Googling! But let’s not forget, the real challenge is remembering to turn off the Wi-Fi when we’re trying to have a conversation. Because nothing says “I’m engaged” like staring at your phone while someone’s pouring their heart out!

In conclusion, folks, let’s embrace our Googling prowess, but let’s also remember to use our brains—after all, they’re still the original search engine! Thank you!