My most recent was for "Tracy Morgan." In between, there are 52,493 searches, and Google remembers them all.

This shouldn't come as a surprise. I know Google knows essentially everything there is to know about me—and you probably do, too. With its algorithms and analytics tools, it probably knows more about me than I know about myself (statistically, I most frequently search Google at 10 AM on Tuesdays in March). But presented in its totality, it's still a bit creepy to look at a history of every single Google search you've ever done.

?The company has now made it possible for you to export that history and download it from its servers. In one ZIP file, you can have a ?timestamped history of every random bit of trivia or thought you've ever had; of every restaurant you've ever cared to Yelp; of the times you looked up whether that movie you wanted to see was actually any good.