In my experience, if I have a question that I can't Google reasonably well, it will be rejected from S.O. anyway. If I'm able to sufficiently frame my question

In my experience, if I have a question that I can't Google reasonably well, it will be rejected from S.O. anyway. If I'm able to sufficiently frame my question, I probably already know enough to guide myself toward an answer. S.O. search results have been useful in refining my understanding of a problem set, but it's rarely been useful for a direct answer. When it does provide a direct answer, it's generally about simple stuff that I'm dabbling in, such as Python syntax questions.