Go to the Google Homepage. Type ln(1) in the search bar. Press search.
Google will tell you, correctly, that the answer is 0.
Now, in Firefox, enter ln(2) in the Google search bar (not on the Google Toolbar).
The first dropdown suggestion should tell you (correctly) that it = 0.693147181
Now, again in the Firefox Google Search bar, enter ln(1). The world explodes.
For me at least, that last entry consistently tells me that ln(1) = nannan i U.S. dollars
Any ideas why that might be happening? I mean, I know nan stands for not a number, and i is sqrt(-1), and the calculator can deal with currencies, so it's not completely insane. But it's pretty damn weird. |
http://googlified.com/2007/7/29
Turns out Firefox does this for anything with answer zero. |