text: When you ask more than one person for advice, you get more of a variety of answers, and opinions. Just yesterday, I was asking my mom if I should buy a off-white water bottle, or a pale-blue one, for lacrosse. She said pale-blue, but after I asked her, I asked my friend Generic_Name, and she said off-white, so thats the one I got. We as a world full off homo-sapions are all different, my mom for example is 44, but my friend Generic_Name is the same age as me (13). What I am trying to emphasize here is that, the more different the person is, the more likely you are going to get more of a variety of answers. Asking different kinds of people is important because even though my mom may not be up to date with the current style, she is more mature, and has much more experience. On the other hand, I almost value Generic_Name's opinion more because we are very similar, the same age, and extremely close. Each persons perspective is different, and asking more than one person for advice, could really help you make the right decision.