text: Bias has become an increasingly strong issue in our country and in our people. Bias can be very detrimental to people who are seeking outside opinions on an issue, and may steer them down the wrong path. Someone with extreme bias on a topic may have clouded judgment on what the true facts and details on an issue are, making their opinion untrustworthy. Seeking multiple opinions, especially opinions from both sides of an issue are key in avoiding bias, as seeing both sides of the equation makes it easier to find a middle ground. For example, when people search to find the best presidential candidate, they will find extremely biased answers from both sides of the media. In order to find the best answer to the question of voting, voters must look at both sides, democratic and republican, to find the best answer for who should be the nominee. By simply viewing republican or democratic media, the voter will experience extreme bias and a sub par answer to the question of who really is best fit for the job. This is why getting multiple opinions and statements from both sides allows the voter to find the best answer for who will be the strongest candidate for the presidency. This shows how getting multiple opinions eliminates bias from a topic, but attaining more opinions and putting more heads together to solve an issue can also be critical in getting the best answer, and not just the correct one.