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Information can be true or false. Information that tends to be true is information based in scientific fact. Information that tends to be false is anecdotal like your friend Dave at the pub. Everyone trusts their sources differently (Dave might actually be a rocket scientist!) however, there is a [[Referencing|cheat sheet]], based in science which everyone can use to point them in the right direction. | [[File:Dave in the pub.jpg|alt=Dave in the pub|thumb|'''Figure 1'''. Dave, in the pub.]] | ||
'''Information can be true or false. Information that tends to be true is information based in scientific fact. Information that tends to be false is anecdotal like your friend Dave at the pub''' (See '''Figure 1''')'''.''' Everyone trusts their sources differently (Dave might actually be a rocket scientist!) however, there is a [[Referencing|cheat sheet]], based in science which everyone can use to point them in the right direction. | |||
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Information can be true or false. Information that tends to be true is information based in scientific fact. Information that tends to be false is anecdotal like your friend Dave at the pub (See Figure 1). Everyone trusts their sources differently (Dave might actually be a rocket scientist!) however, there is a cheat sheet, based in science which everyone can use to point them in the right direction.