text: Generic_Name and Generic_Name walk out of the pet store with nothing more than a dog and the essentials for owning one. They both give each other a wide smile and a sigh of relief as they walk home with their new family member. "Thanks for asking around on how to care for Fluffy," who Generic_Name had named. "It was way better than just asking one person for everything we needed!" Generic_Name looked at her again with a stern face, "Now you know the important's of not just asking one person for advice, but for asking multiple people to see their opinions and options on certain topics. Just because they don't have an answer doesn't mean that no one does." Generic_Name looks at him with a gloomy face and apologizes for her misunderstanding. "Feedback from others will also help us change and better our understanding on how to take care of our dog." As they continue to walk home, they both realize that not everyone's advice is good and not everyone is bad. But asking multiple people for help does give you a better understanding than just one straight forward answer. Some people's opinions in some situations won't help you in making a better decision. In conclusion, people should seek and ask multiple sources on advice because you get clearer information, see different view points, and get more feedback.Should humans be able to use cell phones while driving