I like to practice “omnimancy”. If you are looking for insight, you can pretty much find answers wherever you look, you just have to be open to finding the answers. Yes, this does sound a little mad, but really, you’ve got to be a bit potty to look to cards or painted stones to give you advice. I tend to look to the natural world. Every day I look at crows (cause there’s always crows about), and reflect on what their actions might tell me.

I just supplied “yes” , “no” and “maybe”, and it had no comment. And I’m not big on supplying answers, I guess.

I would want something more googlism, that can be nicely odd.

But just hitting “I’m feeling lucky” gives some nice surreal responses, closer, I think, to Hermes-of-the-Marketplace, where you really struck gold if the words you you heard came from a child or an idiot.

Though it really isn’t much of an oracle per se, that is, where as it could tell me where France is, it won’t answer the question “Will I go to France?”

Instead of “The Oracle of Google”, it really ought to be called “The Quizmaster Google” or “Professor Google.”