If you want to know something,

[Frank]

what do you do? Ask around, Google, look it up on the Wikipedia? And, if someone asks you something, do you tell them what you were told, or do you look it up?

Do you ever wonder how many of the things you think you know are actually true? Do you try and find out for yourself? Or do you accept the consensus as you see it?

 

[digitalwanderer]

"I have six honest serving men, they've taught me all I knew. Their names are what and where and when, and why and how and who."

 

[AlNom]

I usually try wiki and then check out the references they list. Otherwise it's google with some key terms that I think would be highly relevant/used in anything that would be in a discussion of the subject, terms that other people might use.

If google fails, I'll ask on the forums at some point.

"I have six honest serving men, they've taught me all I knew. Their names are what and where and when, and why and how and who."

How do I put that into google? Who said that? What does it mean? Where is it from? When was it said? Why are you so cryptic?