Google’s SEO Is Super Smart—But Human Unpredictability Might Be Even Greater!

Google is brilliant.
A team of elite minds has crafted an algorithm so complex, so refined, that it’s practically untouchable.
A black box of logic so intricate that my brain would probably explode just trying to understand it.
Even if I cracked it open, it would look like ancient hieroglyphs to me—completely incomprehensible.

But in this world, the smartest minds fight back.
They analyze, strategize, and challenge the system.
Because if there’s one thing they know, it’s that every system has a loophole.

And yet, let me throw this at you:

Ecclesiastes 9:11 says,
“The race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong,
nor does food come to the wise or wealth to the brilliant
or favor to the learned; but time and chance happen to them all.”

Translation?
The fastest runner doesn’t always win.

I once saw an Olympic race where the leading runners were so fiercely pushing and shoving for first place that they all tripped at the same time.
And the runner at the back?
They calmly ran past the pile-up and won the race.

Brains are powerful.
But being too smart?
It can be a curse.
Super intelligent people overthink risks.
They hesitate.
They analyze so much that they forget to act.

So, who’s the most unpredictable human?

① The genius who’s too ahead of their time → The kind of person who only gets recognized after they die.
② The reckless action-taker → The one who moves before thinking and leaves even Google’s algorithms baffled.

And honestly?

I think Google would struggle to understand that second type of person.
Pure unpredictability defies pattern recognition.

So I’ve decided.
Starting today, I am going to be that person.