Don't Be Evil - Restoring the Public Trust in Business, Politics and the Media

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Google's Da Vinci Code puzzle #8 is puzzling on another level -- the solution to the puzzle is the word "censorship".

With all the angst Google went through deciding to implement a massive censorship program in China, would Google intentionally trivialize censorship as the answer to this fun puzzle game? Or was this an Easter egg of sorts by the team that designed the game?

Or maybe it's a riff on the widespread censorship of the Da Vinci Code book itself?

Interestingly (ironically?) the Da Vinci Code movie was approved for release in China on May 19 along with the rest of the world.

Remember that the actual question varies for each person - my answer was 'Society'

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