text: In short, The author does not support his idea for exploring Venus very well because he only gives one vague reason to explore it and he names several dangers and obstacles of exploring it while providing very few actual solutions. Had he named more solutions and reasons to explore Venus it would have supported his idea far more. He named too many dangers without ways to properly combat them, which is why the author's support for his claim was weak.Generic_Name is having a test tomorrow and needs to get an one hundred percent so she can pass math class but she is having a extremely hard time understanding what ten plus ten is, she asks her dad the question, he says, "Im not the best math teacher but i'm pretty sure ten plus ten is twenty one." Generic_Name believes her dad, and reminds herself ten plus ten is twenty one. the next morning she wakes up and reminds herself to plus ten is twenty one and goes to school, she has math right as she goes to school, she took the test and it said she got a eighty nine percent. She was shocked and didnt know what to do, she looked at the one she got wrong and it was ten plus ten, she was even more surprised and told the teacher. The teacher said, "The answer was twenty." She failed math class all because of her dad making a silly mistake and because Generic_Name did not ask anyone else. Seeking multiple opinions can help someone make a better choice because you can see if it is truly the right answer, in case the first person that looked at it did it wrong, you can get a better understanding of what your looking at.