Inquirer.net’s Hottest tags of the day
Posted on 11. Jun, 2008 by dimaks in News
I got this from Inquirer website few days ago; the day’s hottest tags so to speak. They may be textual “tags” composing the site’s articles but I see very catching relationships among the words.
The texts in relatively bold letters seem to have a very good correlation, minus of course the necessary factual and statistical evidences. If I am to make a relational description, I would say that Crime is in very close relation to the Government. In effect, there is grave impact on the country’s Business & Finance, Economy and Electricity. Look at how Stock activity goes almost the same thickness of highlight with Politics; Is it why there is this escalating issue on rice supply?
Ah, I might be thinking too cryptic with these simple clouds of keywords 
What do you think? What is/are your opinions?
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Zaty
Jun 11th, 2008
well, i don’t know enough about politics and economics to give the why and how they might be related (or correlated), but i’m thinking the connections aren’t coincidental ;P
manilenya
Jun 11th, 2008
hehehehe! galing…ang husay!!
I agree.. kasi politics is business……kahit pagbali-baligtarin pa natin ang mundo.
K
Jun 11th, 2008
Make sense, Government – Financial – Rice Problem – Crime. So does it mean people watch BASKETBALL to bet and win maybe?
dimaks
Jun 11th, 2008
Zaty,
almost always, everything is quiet forseeable, hehe.
manilenya,
is it like yin-yang? lol.
K,
that made me laugh.. add the boxing and lotto thingy
kengkay
Jun 13th, 2008
hahaha, kahit na sa hottest tags e nag aagawan sa pag shine ang mga words na controversial sa limelight
dimaks
Jun 13th, 2008
hello kengkay! parang politicians no? lol.
annamanila
Jun 14th, 2008
Like things, related things tend to aggregate together, display the same characteristics such as fonts and size.
Galing.