In today's rapidly changing world, the advantage will be for the one who has the latest information. He who is forewarned is armed. Let's highlight several ways, where and how to get information.
It is necessary
The exact wording of what you need; computer with Internet access, databases, telephone, ability to work in archives, communication skills
Instructions
Step 1
The first method is reliable, but less and less popular. Contact the information desk or call the information desk. As a rule, at your request, they will be able to give out the address or coordinates of the right person or institution. The data collected in their databases are highly reliable, since they are constantly updated and monitored by those responsible for this. But the method comes to naught due to the paidness of most services and the cumbersomeness of the procedure compared to an independent search for information on the Internet.
Step 2
The second method, with a computer and Internet access, is by far the most mobile. Using search engines in your browser, you can find links to almost any information you are interested in - be it a photo confirming the presence of cellulite in a famous pop star or an abstract on metaphysics. A pitfall - the virtual space is not called a big cesspool for nothing. There will be so many links and sources that you will have to spend some time before extracting exactly what you need from them. If your request is too narrow, you are looking for some specific or unique information - it is highly likely that you will be left with nothing or you will be offered to buy it.
Step 3
Libraries, archives, scientific laboratories are sources of the most diverse and high-quality information. Most of them are equipped with a computerized search in the database, so the search time will not take too long. The only thing that does not allow this method of obtaining information to stand out in the first place is human laziness and inability to use this method.
Step 4
It is also worth noting the simple human way - interpersonal communication. By skillfully asking direct or indirect questions, observing and experimenting, you will get the information that interests you.
