The Power of Information

The Power of Information
Question 1
It is important to understand the context of any message. Context refers to who wrote the message and why that message was written. As an independent thinker, it is always important to ask yourself what the context of any particular message is. If the information is false, then the best thing would be not to spread it. In this case, the director’s information is entirely untrue and should thus be invalidated by not spreading it.
Question 2
The creation process is imperative because it helps us establish the origin of any piece of work. Once anyone has completed his or her work, it is then scrutinized. After passing the scrutiny test, it is then put up and published alongside other works whose veracity has also been tested. Only through such processes as peer reviewing can untrustworthy content cease to be spread CITATION Dan91 p 91 l 1033 (Dancik 91). If a work is reviewed by many people and posted on a credible website, then it becomes more trustworthy.
Question 3
Asking questions is necessary because we need to have a starting point from where we can move. A person might have a lot of knowledge or information about a particular topic or issue, but he or she cannot know everything. Therefore, questions in research provide you with a base or an angle from where to start. It is only through questioning what is already existing that we can find answers and come up with more questions for the future. Asking questions invalidates the Partisan Talk Show Host, as we work with facts, not assumptions.

Question 4
By giving credit to the author or creator of another work, we not only recognize their efforts but also include them in the conversation that is our research. Plagiarism is also avoided, and giving credit maintains the original information sense. The content pirate is thus invalidated because she thrives on not recognizing the works of others.
Question 5
Research is essentially an ongoing conversation that never ceases. Scholars work by building on what has previously been studied on and only add to or interrogate it. The Lone Blogger wants to exist on her own spreading only her ideas, and this is not how research works. By piecing together different information that has already been conducted, we make research insightful and credible.
Question 6
No single source of information contains answers on every topic under the sun. The best way to conduct thorough research is by analyzing different sources. A variety of sources challenges the brain and the researcher as well. It also helps him, or she has a better understanding of the topic. By going through different sources, the information salesman who has no credible information is invalidated.
Question 7
The secret hideout was in Paris. The director does not want to be followed. She realizes that the listeners are on her tail.
Question 8
After defeating the Director and other agents of misinformation, I obtain the combination for opening the Vault. It is 481. I had to go through each agent and use the necessary tactic to defeat him or her. It was truly a fun challenge.
Question 9
The assignment has helped me understand the importance of the context of any information. I have also known that by not going over sources properly, I am also becoming an agent of misinformation CITATION Fin10 p 28 l 1033 (Fink 28). Whenever conducting research, I should go through several credible sources and compare the information that they provide. Only then will I be doing research in the way that it is supposed to be done.
Works Cited
BIBLIOGRAPHY Dancik, B P. “The Importance of Peer Review.” The Serials Librarian (1991): 91-94. Document.
Fink, Arlene. Conducting Research Literature Reviews: From the Internet to Paper. New York: Sage Publications, 2010. Print.