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JoyAnna · 11-03-2008, 11:15 PM

I really appreciate this question. I know it is necessary to do my own research into information to determine worthiness of the label of "true". I often go to Google to try to find out more about the person or topic. However, lately, it seems that Google is a big time waster, filled with short, repetitive YouTube clips, advertisements, and sensational bits and sundry. Just try to google "Bill Deagle" and see what you get. I wanted to learn what he has done in addition to his long video and his nutritional website. Where could you search to find out more about his other activities? Do any of you have favorite search engines to help discover more about the people and events we read about?
JoyAnna

11-03-2008, 11:15 PM	#7
JoyAnna Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Maple Falls, WA, USA Posts: 51	Re: Known Sources of Disinformation I really appreciate this question. I know it is necessary to do my own research into information to determine worthiness of the label of "true". I often go to Google to try to find out more about the person or topic. However, lately, it seems that Google is a big time waster, filled with short, repetitive YouTube clips, advertisements, and sensational bits and sundry. Just try to google "Bill Deagle" and see what you get. I wanted to learn what he has done in addition to his long video and his nutritional website. Where could you search to find out more about his other activities? Do any of you have favorite search engines to help discover more about the people and events we read about? JoyAnna