> That's an opinion not a fact backed by any data. It's a well-demonstrated fact that, for the overwhelmingly large majority of people (mainly those without ei

> That's an opinion not a fact backed by any data. It's a well-demonstrated fact that, for the overwhelmingly large majority of people (mainly those without eidetic memory), copying someone else's answers, rather than coming up with them by applying one's own problem-solving skills, hurts one's ability to advance their own related knowledge/skills. There's a _reason_ we're taught not to cheat in school.