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Words of affirmation

This meme is a screenshot of a Google search results page for the query 'words of affirmation example'. The results list shows typical warm, supportive or romantic affirmation phrases including 'I trust you', 'I love, our life together', and 'I feel safe with you', but the second listed entry is the completely unrelated and random 'Indiana Michigan Power Co.' company name, creating an absurd, unexpected humorous effect from the clear algorithmic indexing error.
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This meme is a screenshot of a Google search results page for the query 'words of affirmation example'. The results list shows typical warm, supportive or romantic affirmation phrases including 'I trust you', 'I love, our life together', and 'I feel safe with you', but the second listed entry is the completely unrelated and random 'Indiana Michigan Power Co.' company name, creating an absurd, unexpected humorous effect from the clear algorithmic indexing error.

Origin notes

This meme originates from the Reddit r/Meme subreddit, as provided in the associated source metadata. It captures a funny Google search indexing error where a utility company name was incorrectly sorted into a list of examples for affirming language, and was shared as a lighthearted joke about unreliable search engine results.

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