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... so how do you know, and why should I believe you?
by EdwardCoffin 11y ago
... so how do you know, and why should I believe you?
- tacos 11y agoThe most valuable information never comes with a citation. Thus the derogatory term "book smart."
- theworstshill 11y agoUpvoted this. Not all cases require a rush for citations to support what you're saying.
- irl_zebra 11y agoIt's easy to say your information is true when you say I can't look at the information and see if it's true. Not a tenable position, sir.
- tacos 11y agoI didn't say "the most accurate information."