text: Second, when asking one person advice they may or may not provide accurate information or they might even fib in front of you so asking multiple students, teachers and friends will help you determine facts from lies. Some people may know information that others may not know, however groups of people may think a like and may give the same response when asking for their opinion and if some answer is constantly reoccurring then it is most likely true. People can be more biased than others so you can cut the parts of their opinion that has a information that is exaggerated by he or she and tie it other people's opinions to get more accurate responses. When scientist do experiments they do multiple trials and compare the results to get precise results; you can asking multiple people and jotting down notes to compare later similar to what scientist do will help you have better pin point evidence. Accurate information is important in making sure you receive proper evidence to making better choice.