Now, there's a whole other side of that conversation, including isolation from
one's peers, increasing restrictions on experimentation, and unhealthy mix of
work versus play, but that's not the point. The point is that some people won't
show up in Google because they've got their noses to the grindstone. And sometimes,
that's a good thing.

Besides, I doubt Google goes back to 1993 when I /did/ have a personal website,
called "vampyr's box of roses".