> Do you require a full-blown argument for every piece of advice or information you ever hear?
There's a lot of misinformation and opinions stated as facts on the internet. So yes for opinions / advice given online I tend to require an explanation. This list has some questionable advice an example:
"Dont purchase extra insurance if you are renting a car with a credit card"
This is false in the UK. Over here that's wrong advice to think you CC provider gives insurance. If that's in the US then it's not always true as well and even then comes with caveat's.
I think in general that's true about almost everything on this list.
There's a lot of misinformation and opinions stated as facts on the internet. So yes for opinions / advice given online I tend to require an explanation. This list has some questionable advice an example:
"Dont purchase extra insurance if you are renting a car with a credit card"
This is false in the UK. Over here that's wrong advice to think you CC provider gives insurance. If that's in the US then it's not always true as well and even then comes with caveat's.
I think in general that's true about almost everything on this list.