Google is my friend.

As a Google contractor, I can tell you, this is what's up. Yes.

It's how I roll. I find social media acronyms the hardest to track down, though.

Sure, ask, you’ve done your due dillegence, if google and context clues don’t do it it’s only polite to be certain the person is properly understood.

Yes, apart from I use Ecosia...for the tree planting benefits.

I don't think I've found anything that google couldn't come up with, but I guess then you would just ask the person who used it. Everyone (for the most part) is nice on here.

I do sometimes if unsure of my memory. I mainly [duckduckgo.com] if i can

Google is more comprehensive though i think.

Is for me, also to check spelling so I don't come across as an illiterate moron.

If I were in a conversation with someone I wouldnt whip out my computer and google a term they used. I would ask them . People use words in different ways and not always consistent with a dictionary

Pretty much the same standard I use.

I would do it

Google: good for so many things. I use it frequently. I think my favorite aspect is GoogleEarth; I can check out trails before I actually go to a place.

The google machine and I are very close. I have been buried in Google Scholar for longer than necessary. I’ve even received a “no pages found” response. I was in shock for at least a few minutes and had to show a coworker. Unfortunately, I can’t remember the exact search but I was flabbergasted.

For me, it depends on the situation.

Of course. Almost all the time. But, not EVERY time. Sometimes, I'll ask the writer/poster. I do the same thing in real life. Google is an extremely helpful tool.

Among sentient beings yeah. LOL

I have a close relationship with the Google assistant.

Watch your language ...

I use Google constantly while online. To verify a statement, to double-check myself. To find the appropriate source. To look for great comeback memes. This is an awesome tool. We have libraries at our fingertips! Damn skippy I Google!

If I am on the computer yes or if i am actually curious then definitely yes.

I don't believe it is the norm...

It does bother me, when someone makes a serious claim and then tells you to google it yourself.

That is a logical fallacy. (Burden of Proof)