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Googling with a bibliography.
means Systematic investigation into a subject to discover or confirm facts, usually with enough rigor that you have to show your work.
from From French recherche, built on chercher 'to search,' itself descending from Latin circare 'to go around, explore' (the root of 'circle'). The re- prefix piles on top for emphasis — so at bottom it means something like 'to search thoroughly, again and again,' which is either a noble ideal or a prediction of every literature review ever written.
- word trap
- re- here means thorough, not repeated
- peer review
- other experts check your work before publication
- null results
- most studies fail to confirm their hypothesis
- citation chains
- one bad source can propagate for decades