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One particular article that certainly grabs my interest: "Enter Pokemon Go: The Searches on Google for 'pokemon': a very interesting answer to all of our prayers". The article includes some interesting stats from Google which say that 99% of the search queries are from non-native English speakers. Not exactly something you would expect in a land of millions of poke-believers. To me, this doesn't leave much room for the ambitious byproduct of the experiment - why was the belief in Pokemon Go sustained? Is the new-generation demographic, or did they come in response to the initial surge in interest, or the time-lapse trend. The article does make some crucial points about how the results measure up to the initial hype, and especially the original asking, but just like anything that comes out of an experiment, one thing's for sure - results and commentary always change. Something that has changed is just what the variety of pokes you find in relation to familiar property properties and past