Information Resources                                                              

Always try to use multiple websites for information & always get a second opinion from a professional source if possible because even websites like Wikipedia cannot be fully trusted.
But Wikipedia still has good sources at the bottom of each subject page that can be informative.
Reading the comments about products, information or services can be informative too but they can also be misleading. So please be cautious and attentive. 

The Process of Questioning:
You don't have to know everything, you don't have to go through every door or click on every hyperlink. You just have to know What Questions to Ask and when to ask them.
Analyze the Answers to the best of your ability. Skepticism  
And don't forget that asking for help is just another question. Other peoples knowledge and abilities are an extremely valuable resource and everyone has the ability to contribute to this resource.

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"It's true that the Internet doesn't have all the answers,
but you will find more answers on the Internet then anywhere else on the planet".

"There's always a Question.
I might not have all the answers, but with the internet
I can always find someone who has an answer
or at the least someone who has another question".

"There's always a Question but there's not always an Answer,
unless 'I Don't Know' is an answer, then I guess I have an answer for everything".

"Answers, or understanding builds framework, so knowing what you're building is important".

Information Fixes Everything

(Quotes by Howard Polley)