Fear and Loathing

Ben Tryer is someone that was parted with which side to support. He considered himself as a moderate. He researches global migration. He would spend countless amount of hours doing research and he would travel to his parent's house to print out the articles that he needed. His research was composed of articles and news interview. Ben paid attention to the facts and tried to cancel out all biases as best as he could. The problem that he was facing is that he did not know whether or not you could trust the information that he was coming across.

When checking to see if my sources are credible I look at who wrote it and the year in which it was written. When looking at who wrote the article I check to see if that person is educated in that particular field. For the year that the article was written I make sure the year does not go back more than ten years. The sources that I believe are credible are sources that has been peered reviewed. The reason is because is proves to me that someone else who is an expert in that particular field has gone through and approve what was stated in the article. Yes, I believe that people can discuss controversial issues without being biased. The way by doing that is backup their reasoning with pure facts.

In my paper I am researching the community of chronograph dancing. I decided that I wanted to do this topic by brainstorming all the topics that interest me and selecting the one that might be new and interesting for others to learn about.