> if you don't trust the answers and double check later, it's not “answers” it's merely “hints” or “suggestion”. The same is true of Google search results and

> if you don't trust the answers and double check later, it's not “answers” it's merely “hints” or “suggestion”. The same is true of Google search results and Stack Overflow answers and academic journal articles and so on. No source of information can be entirely trusted and they all require verification.