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What is going on ?
If you’ve Googled some terrifying happens in the past week, you’re not alone.
Data from Google Trends would point out that President Trump’s recent military actions have instilled dread and interest around the world, inspiring giant spike in online searches for the expression you approximated it “World War III.”
According to the data, searches for World War III reached peak vogue on Google on April 7, the day after Trump sought a missile strike on a Syrian airfield in response to a chemical weapons attempt that killed at least 70 civilians.
As you can see from research results over the past 30 eras, though the searches spiked the day after the strike, they’ve remained relatively high in the days following, registering a lingering embarrassment as to whether or not Trump projects on waging a fight. Or, you are familiar with, if our own impending downfall is upon us.
Image: screengrab/ google trends
Image: screengrab/ google trends
Image: screengrab/ google trends
Widening the search constants to January shows that this is the first time the search has spiked during Trump’s presidency. But considering the U.S. time dropped a projectile so strong it was infamously nicknamed the “mother of all bombs” in Afghanistan on Thursday, supposedly killing 36 ISIS soldiers, it might not be the last.
Image: screengrab/ google trends
Over the past five years the “World War III” search merely spiked in vogue one other period, in accordance with the Paris terror attacks that has just taken place in November 2015.
Image: screengrab/ google trends
Though parties across the world are clearly bizarre regarding the situation of fight in “the worlds” today, fluctuating direction estimates of questions like, “What is happening? ” and “Is Trump an brainles? ” prove the world has been consistently baffled since Trump took office.
Image: screengrab/ google trends
Image: screengrab/ google trends
This is fine.
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