• Dictionary: Start by defining the core words of your thesis using a dictionary. Then, redefine them based on how you want to investigate these concepts. This process will enable you to re-construct your own perspective and definitions on them.
• Wikipedia: Explore the histories and societal connections of your domains, tools, behaviors, beliefs, and other relevant aspects that have led their dynamics, influences at the current point of world where you are part of.
• Immersed in anthropology, psychology, neurology, sociology, philosophy, technology, biology, and other disciplines.

Research platforms

Tips for reading research papers: Read the Abstract (top) and Conclusion (bottom) first, then determine if the research is relevant to your ideas.

• The New School Library
• Nature
• https://www.pewresearch.org/
• https://www.jstor.org/
• https://www.frontiersin.org/
• https://www.rigb.org/
• Youtube: Big Think, John Templeton Foundation