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Let us come back to the harsh reality: Education! I know this post is gonna make some people scream "Dude your blog is soo nerdy!". Well, I dont give d*** pals! I love to strike a balance in everything I do, and the same goes for my blog! Now let's talk business. Suppose your Biology teacher gives you a question and tells you to bring the answer back tomorrow. What do you do? Go through the jumbo biology books feverishly, trying to find the perfect answer? I got a brighter idea, and you can do it while chatting with your friend,listenign to music, or uploading your profile picture in Facebook! Ladies and Gentlemen, step out of the narrow use of the internet(just don't visit facebook only!) and learn the full potential and possibilities it has to offer! You can, virtually, get the answers of all the question in the net.And I'm not talking about Googling. Welcome to YAHOO ANSWERS and WIKI ANSWERS. The method is really simple: go to the home page of any of the two sites. There's a place under the caption ASK; type in your exact question and the best voted answer will pop up! Ask about chemistry, biology, physics,abortion(!) and what not! It's that simple! Just type in your question, if the exact keywords do not match, they will give a list of questions and you just have to pick up your one. What if none of the listed questions match your desired one? No worry! Submit your question and the answer will be waiting for you next time you log in! But you gotta give them some time to answer your question. I do most of my homework this way, beleive me! One point is, it may not always work, as with most of the things, nothing is perfect! Dont blame me if it doesn't work.Atleast I told you about it

Here's the link to both of the sites:
Yahoo ans: http://answers.yahoo.com/
WikiAns: http://wiki.answers.com/
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