Why Does Going to Msn.com Fix Bad Internet Sometimes?

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2 pointskvee2 comments

Confirmation bias. For this to end up on a site of someone who refers to themselves as any type of scientist is frankly embarrassing. Not a good look for a company blog

Sure, it could be confirmation bias, but I think that's pretty unlikely

I've gone to msn.com thousands of times over the past 8 years when I've had shaky internet

It actually works. Going to other websites doesn't work. Internet is slow or non existent. Then I go to msn.com and internet works again, or much faster

I'm really curious to understand why

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