Does Google organic search ranking depends on web traffic?

[Paul]

Let's say there are two website, both dealing with obscure things (key words) that gets very few traffic, if at all. Initially, website 1 is ranked fifth on the first page while website 2 is ranked at the top. But let's say website 1 suddenly gets a lot more clicks than website 2, possibly due to some publicity, or you had a bunch of your friends click on it.

Will website 1 eventually get an improved ranking? Again, I'm talking organic search, not paid ads or Adwords
But what if you click on your own website a million times or something?

[Lvarg]

Nope. The reality is the information is confidential, some of it they make avaiable to public but not all of it.

[AnnOzerguy]

It wouldn't matter if it did or not. The goals are:
1] get traffic,
2] convert the traffic.

If website 1 gets more clicks than website 2, it accomplishes goal 1]. The fact that it is above or below website 2 shouldn't matter. If there is little competition for the keywords, I wouldn't be surprised if the viewer visited all the sites on page 1...