Also, Google only gives information, we are building a platform for knowledge with full context.

You'll be able to tap on any verse of a scripture and see how its perceived by your group or any other group, or even talk to people from any group.

You can also access the broader space of resources for your community and others from any perspective, with the information provided dynamically and reliably, with the ability to dig into as much or as little depth as possible.

As an example of what this can achieve, we believe in a few years you will be able to learn about Islam from the perspective of Catholicism or vice versa (as the system will know roughly what you know already).

You'll also be able to use the system to create knowledge maps of how political policies differ, from objective to subjective assumptions.

It really messes with extremists as it allows for their incoherent world views to be deconstructed, derailing radicalisation (already radicalised individuals are very hard to deradicalise). You will literally be able to say here is what 1.8 billion Muslims believe, graphically, and here are the extremists out there on their own because they fundamentally disagree on x, y, z and so are apart.

Google can't do that, it just shows you links based on how many people backlink to pages, which is fine for what it is (note we have received grants from Google and will likely be working increasingly closely with them as well as other leading tech companies).