LOL Cheetah - how predictable.
BTW, according to these automatically collected
google search trends, the highest traffic looking for "nude pics" comes from... guess where? PAKISTAN. About twice as many it seems compared to the next one down the list, India, which has SIX times the population of Pakistan.
The highest traffic looking for online porn in the U.S. comes from Utah, according to recent news reports.... the very religious and conservative Utah.
I think they do some sort of normalization considering the total population of the place.
http://www.google.com/intl/en/trends/about.html#99. Is the data normalized?
All results from Google Trends are normalized, which means that we’ve divided the sets of data by a common variable to cancel out the variable’s effect on the data and allow the underlying characteristics of the data sets to be compared. If we didn’t normalize the results, and instead displayed the absolute rankings of cities, they wouldn’t be all that interesting – a densely populated area like New York City would be the top city for many results simply because there are lots of searches from that area.
Remember, Google Trends shows users’ propensity to search for a certain topic on Google on a relative basis. For example, just because a particular region isn’t on the Top Regions list for the term ‘haircut’ doesn’t necessarily mean that people there have decided to stage a mass rebellion against society’s conventions. It could be that people in that region might not use Google to find a barber, use a different term when doing their searches, or simply search for so many other topics unrelated to haircuts, that searches for ‘haircut’ comprise a small portion of the search volume from that region as compared to other regions.