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How to skip SEO tactic websites using search engines in 2024?

Hello.

In case you haven't noticed, browsing the internet is perhaps now more difficult than ever before. Whilst its easy to access commercial sites like amazon, or netflix, it is very difficult to find any information. SEO poisoning has turned search engines into glorified ad spaces. When I search "how to do cpr" on bing for instance I have to click in to several sites, links, scroll around etc... go back a page etc.. before I'll find actual instructions. The results are just as bad for google, the first result is looking for me to buy a pdf not in english (in spite of searching in English) of first aid, from someone who isn't even a doctor... It's embarrassing for humanity.

This is incredibly concerning, and incredibly frustrating. AI has also just been making this problem worse, with some users saying that they can only get a response from some ai if they threaten to change search engine provider... Whilst chatgpt was capable of giving decent responses on launch, I'm no longer able to use it to provide relevant information, its now very good at saying very little, using lots of words, and I think it's just getting worse.

SEO is destroying the most valuable asset ever created. How can the average user bypass the predatory SEO tactics? What are the weak spots, search terms etc... A lot of functionality is being eliminated from search engines also e.g. use of quotation marks doesn't work anymore etc... which is making this issue so much harder to resolve. I understand that this may not be something you would all like to answer; but it is an incredibly important issue that needs to be resolved. It's impacting everything from education and research, to medicine, business, climate change, and politics.

Please help fix the internet.

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