Using many sources of information, everybody can make an idea of a subject. Starting from basic and general sources, such as dictionaries and encyclopedias, one can find referencies from which deepen their search. Thanks to serendipity, looking for technical and more specific information, one can find many resources and compare them. It is always important to valuate all of the latter, because today there are lots of factious or untrustworthy information and one should be aware of that. Thinking critically and using the TRAAP system, one can separate good and bad resources and use only the first ones to write papers or articles.
Today information embraces all aspects of our life, so we find difficult to discerne what is true and what's not. And that's why we have to verify always everything and ask ourselves if what we're looking at is trustworthy or not. Never stop at the surface: goo always deep!
