Advertisers are biased, and often dishonest.
Because the people proposing you their information is most likely more interested in getting you to buy a product, or their product rather than teaching you science
that would be observing the things they see and when they are gathering information they are inferring. this would be a question for a science or for science fair.
First, there is google, which helps you find information from a lot of sites. Then, there is wikipedia.org, which is an online encyclopedia and has the most information you can get. If you don't find something in wikipedia, I then would suggest to google it.
The scientific method is one example.Ask a questionConduct researchCreate a hypothesis and a predicitionTest that hypotheisis by conducting an experimentAnalyze the DataCommunicate the results
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Because the people proposing you their information is most likely more interested in getting you to buy a product, or their product rather than teaching you science
Because the people proposing you their information is most likely more interested in getting you to buy a product, or their product rather than teaching you science
I would be cautious about using that on your hair.
Given that letters of the alphabet, and corporate logos are shapes, how else would you expect advertisers to say what the ads are for!
Advertisers showed how it would help save time.
Yes, the internet does have free dating websites. I would be very cautious of the type of information you disclose as there are many scams out there.
There are many ways to find car values. Either online at a site that has this information up to date. I would be cautious of what results you find to be a quote.
In French, you would say "Je suis prudent(e)" to express "I am cautious."
During the economic boom, advertisers tried to show a lifestyle that consumers would want to copy.
use it based on the scientific method.
Yes a scientific theory has to make sense. If it did not, scientists would not have enough information to understand and continue to gather data on the theory.
Anything related to music and poverty.