MM>  PS> So what you are saying that it is not important to have
MM>  PS> competent sources of information, so long as you have more than
MM>  PS> you believe that a correct assessment will be made?  Really?
MM>  
MM> I don't know how your'e intuiting that.  Competent sources are very
MM> important, of course, and that's why you investigate more than one s
MM> To compare and contrast, and figure out what "competence" means, and
MM> has it.
 
When I am looking for information, I usually seek sources who are more 
competent in an area than myself - much more.  If I were to investigate 
a doctor, I would talk to a doctor friend of mine.  If I want advice 
about a car, I talk to a mechanic.  Does that explain it?
 
Keep your stick on the Ice,
Paul
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