text: The second advantage of asking more than one person for advice would be that it can help you strengthen your idea. As I have stated before, many people have either the same or different viewpoints on a certain topic. Sometimes, people can agree with another persons viewpoint, which would result in strengthening their current point of view. For example, when I was young, I was extremely curious about the world around me, as I kept asking questions consistently. The only topic that I hated was math. I never gave interest about the topic, until I had my first final in fifth grade. I was mortified, so I begged my mother to help me understand it. We spent all night trying to understand everything that I needed to know so I would be prepared. Finally the test date came and I was ready. As we commenced, there was a question I didn't fully comprehend, though my instinct was to first choose the answer "A". Through several minutes of pondering about the question, I finally remembered that my mother specifically told me about the question and how I should watch out for it, which made me get the go-ahead to choose the answer choice "A" and start the next one. Not only can you strengthen your idea from asking several people for advice, but you can also gain quite a lot of knowledge.