Okay, so I stumbled upon this “mohammed said” thing, and I was like, “What the heck is this?”. I’m always up for trying new stuff, so I decided to give it a shot. Seriously, I had no clue what to expect.
First, I tried to, you know, just Google it. Like anyone would. I typed in “mohammed said” and got…well, a whole bunch of random stuff. Nothing really seemed to click. It was a mixed bag of quotes, articles, and I don’t even know what else. It was a mess!.
So, Plan A was a bust. Time for Plan B. I started digging deeper. I thought, “Maybe there’s a specific forum or blog post where people are talking about this?” I started browsing through some forums I usually hang out on, seeing if anyone had mentioned it. Nope. Nothing.
Then, I figured, “Okay, maybe it’s related to some specific niche.” Like, I don’t know, a particular game, a programming thing, a type of music… I started adding keywords to my search, trying to narrow it down. I tried “mohammed said programming,” “mohammed said music,” “mohammed said meme”… you name it. Still, got a bunch.I did get some slightly more focused results,but there is nothing to explain what it actually is.
I spent, like, a good hour on this, hitting dead ends. Honestly, I was about ready to give up. It felt like chasing a ghost.
Finally – and I don’t even know how I got here – I started looking at it from a complete different point. I was like Ok, I get nothing from searching with keywords. So I started to consider “mohammed said” from a complete sentence and give it a shot.
Trying to search and made it work
First thing first, I’m not good at doing the search thing. So I typed “mohammed said that he needs some advice from expert.” and Boom! there are so many articles about how to ask and search for expert advice. I was so happy I made it.
My takeaway? Sometimes, the most obvious things are the hardest to find. And sometimes, you just have to keep digging, even when you feel like you’re getting nowhere. My “mohammed said” adventure might not have led me where I expected, but it definitely taught me a thing or two about, searching things! And sometimes, even the simplest things can be helpful and meaningful.
