I use one particular search engine which is a synthesis of several. Have to recognize, the search is the first step in a multi-step filter.
Ignore the ads and obvious product promotions. Skim a few promising leads. Narrow it down until you have something real, authoritative (more or less) and pertinent.
Harder to do with some topics than others I'm sure.
I agree that this is what an effective search strategy is. But it is difficult to imagine an exploration this way. Exploration always imply that I don't know what I am looking for.
I am working on a plugin to filter DuckDuckGo the search results with LLM (the magic word). Perhaps that will help
I use one particular search engine which is a synthesis of several. Have to recognize, the search is the first step in a multi-step filter.
Ignore the ads and obvious product promotions. Skim a few promising leads. Narrow it down until you have something real, authoritative (more or less) and pertinent.
Harder to do with some topics than others I'm sure.
What is the name of that search engine?
I agree that this is what an effective search strategy is. But it is difficult to imagine an exploration this way. Exploration always imply that I don't know what I am looking for.
I am working on a plugin to filter DuckDuckGo the search results with LLM (the magic word). Perhaps that will help
Start at the end. Links, portals, alt search sites, and aggregates are helpful. Random, small web pages, inspiring sites. It is all very ethereal.
For example, today's exploration might be: peltier diode