text: There is also a major benefit to accepting advice from varying degrees of experience and opinion, rather than just its ability to help us avoid the danger of bias. Sir Isaac Newton once said something along the lines of, "I can see far only from standing on the shoulders of giants." Science is possibly the greatest example to use when displaying how information builds on itself. Scientists use the information of their predecessors to do previously unthinkable things (such as being able to harness fission and create hellish weapons, or the creation of our hyper linked internet, or even our ability to seemingly have complete control of the creation of conscious life itself through the invention of the birth control pill). Science had even advanced so much that the famous philosopher Nietchze proclaimed "God is dead!" as humans now found themselves as the gods in this universe. Just as the legendary landmarks of landing on the moon and creating vaccines for dangerous diseases were done through the exponential accumulation of information of many scientists, likewise we can use a diverse range of advice to build everything we had been told on top of itself, creating an exponential increase in our own knowledge in comparison to what our advisers had known.