Are you likely to question what someone tells you or do you find yourself researching and asking questions?

[EyeKnowMeNahYou]

Yes

No

I'll wait and see if it's truth

[CloudMassacre]

It depends on the thing, like “oh I saw this movie, it was about bla bla bla” I wouldn’t really look up unless it sounded interesting. Or like “you know termites contribute more to global warming than humans?” I’m looking that up right away and seeing where that info comes from and I’m going to figure out how it’s possible or how it’s bullshit

[EyeKnowMeNahYou]

Ok lol

[jshm2]

Eh, both?

You do research by asking people in the know, and by reading literature on the subject.

Primary and secondary sources are a thing, kiddo.

[EyeKnowMeNahYou]

Those are fair to say or you find out via yourself and questioning or experiment or creating your own hypothesis. But yes literature and questioning others would quell a certain curiosity.

[Flower7]

I wouldn’t believe it automatically. I’d have to lean more about the topic first.

[Flower7]

learn*

[JustinTheGreat]

Most of the time If someone tells me information I’m just like “oh wow that’s interesting” even if I have a feeling their information is incorrect. Then I’ll usually look it up afterwards

[TrillXHippy]

I’m going to ask them why and depending on what they say I’ll ask them more questions. After that I’m going to do research

[sassyredhead]

I am a nerd i research

[Wise4myage]

I prefer doing my own research.

[Nancyjane]

I always find myself researching