text: My first reason is that you can get multiple views from different people and compare them. Generic_Name, a researcher from the university of Kentucky ran a poll about this topic. The poll had multiple choices from getting multiple opinions to getting no opinions at all. There were five choices, getting no opinions, getting one opinion, getting a multiple opinions, getting opinions to compare them, and trusting one opinion. There was no shock at all when it had the highest percentage of 54%. The winner was to get multiple opinions to compare them. Even the majority of people think it's right to get multiple decisions than one. I agree with the majority and think it's right to have multiple decisions to choose from and compare the reasoning behind why. The second most with a percentage of 39% was getting multiple decisions which is basically the same as the most. I still agree that this is the second most because I think that getting at least multiple designs is better than one decision or zero decisions. You can't always count on one decision no matter what it is. There was a even split with a percentage of 3 percent for trusting one opinion and getting one opinion. They are both so similar so this makes sense that they have the same percentage. And with a whopping one percent was getting no opinions at all. I am just shocked that someone actually picked no opinions. That poll I liked because I agree with the order that people picked what was better and what was the greatest picked and the least favorite picked.