According to Galloway, all of the following are true of his arguments in chapter five concerning the analogy he draws between Google and God EXCEPT:
a) There is a strong correlation between increase in Internet usage and increase in overall belief in God
b) The average consumer puts more trust into Google—through their search histories, trust in search outcomes, and passing of secrets—than what they are willing to confide to their closest, most loved relationships
c) Google, as the God of information, has displaced the former role that the New York Times played in media
d) Google is omniscient (all-knowing) like God as it continues to gather knowledge from the billions of searches sent through it each day
Answer: A