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That's a good start but looking up discrete facts is far less useful that looking up deep answers or articles about very specific subjects. I wish Google taught
by petra 10y ago
That's a good start but looking up discrete facts is far less useful that looking up deep answers or articles about very specific subjects. I wish Google taught that.
- danso 10y agoI think researchers might argue that looking for deep answers almost always depends on being able to look up and efficiently collate discrete facts that are straightforward when considered in isolation.
- divbit 10y agoThere should be two parts: part 1. Gather as many facts as possible part 2. Separate the wheat facts from the chaff(sp?) facts in relation to whatever problem you are working on