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名無しさん＠英語勉強中

So, to be totally frank and even blunt with you, asking anybody whether
their English is trustworthy enough for you to memorize is asking too much.
You're being like a baby or an overindulgent adolescent. You know very well
that if you want to learn anything reliable, you have to make sure that your
sources are 100 percent (or at least 98 percent) trustworthy.

And you're asking me if I am a trustworthy source. But how can I prove that?
Even if I present tons of evident that shows my English is trustworthy, which
is actually not true, no one can be sure that it is. Then, do you think you
can trust Harvard professors are writing correct English? You can't be sure
of that either. So, what you have to do is NOT to ask anyone whether their
English is trustworthy, BUT to make sure with your own effort that
whatever source you may be using is satisfactory to you.
In a word, to prove that anyone's English, or any information that they are
providing for that matter, is trustworthy is not their responsibility, but yours.
It's YOU who are to prove that any such information is trustworthy to you,
not THEM. So, in a word again, when you learn anything, you've got to be
self-reliant. You can't depend on anybody else.