Google has sort of added this - but they hide it so well I didn't even know it existed until a few weeks back.
If you do a search, click tools, click the "more" dropdown, and choose "Verbatim" then the results are actually pretty close to "don't fucking try to read my mind".
They claim the following about Verbatim (although this info is from 2011, and it may be different now)
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This verbatim search removes personalized, corrected, suggested, related, and non-inclusive results.
On the verbatim page, users will see only results that:
Include all their search terms.
Match their exact spelling.
Use the same tense (e.g., “is” and “was” will be seen as distinct).
Use the same verb form (e.g., “swimming” and “swim” will be seen as distinct).
Use the same plural vs singular form (e.g., “hat” and “hats” will be seen as distinct).
It's under Tools -> "All results" dropdown for me.
I tried to see if it was possible to bookmark to get a verbatim search directly, and while I couldn't decipher the obfuscated query they seem to be using these days, the overall query length was much shorter than with the original non-verbatim search. I wonder if that has anything to do with the:
> This verbatim search removes personalized, corrected, suggested, related, and non-inclusive results.
claim. The original search had a very long 64 bit encoded parameter, which perhaps had some context information - it seems plausible it had some typing history information (perhaps taken from their Google Docs code), maybe how fast I typed (for error probability), some kind of personally identifying ID about my current session perhaps. Looking at these query strings and how opaque they are, feels a bit creepy that all this information is being sent from my computer without my knowledge or significant control. Makes me glad I rarely use Google these days.
If you do a search, click tools, click the "more" dropdown, and choose "Verbatim" then the results are actually pretty close to "don't fucking try to read my mind".
They claim the following about Verbatim (although this info is from 2011, and it may be different now)
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This verbatim search removes personalized, corrected, suggested, related, and non-inclusive results.
On the verbatim page, users will see only results that:
Include all their search terms.
Match their exact spelling.
Use the same tense (e.g., “is” and “was” will be seen as distinct).
Use the same verb form (e.g., “swimming” and “swim” will be seen as distinct).
Use the same plural vs singular form (e.g., “hat” and “hats” will be seen as distinct).