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This surprised me:
How Google knows that “mandriva” was formerly called “mandrake”, to be smart enough to highlight “mandrake” on the results as if I had also searched for “mandrake”?
I don’t think they have added this to a “synonyms table” manually. I believe this was somehow detected automatically. My question is: how the Google software could have detected this automatically?
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