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this post was submitted on 10 Oct 2024
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Proceeds to Google until desirable result is found, then screech in to the void about it
I'll be sure to heed your lesson. But, just to be clear... is it that I should do somebody else's research, or that I should get somebody else to to mine...?
And, one more clarification... Is it that I should hold an opinion but not go on to Google until I find the result supporting it, or that I should not hold an opinion and then not go on to Google to form it, or not hold an opinion and then go on to Google to confirm it... No, wait, that isn't going to work... Perhaps, hold an opinion and then go on to Google to deny it... Sounds wrong.... I know, go on to Google to hold an opinion and then deny it myself... No. Have myself as an opinion and then deny Google... Get Google to give me an opinion and then hold it?
No, that's about right. If you have an opinion, you should be challenging it with additional information. The key is not tossing anything anything that doesn't already agree with your opinion. Going in with the understanding that you are looking for information that proves you wrong is a good approach, though.
Surely you mean "one should..."
No, on second thoughts...