LEARNING RESOURCES

[Aaron (Al) Lewis]

While nothing takes the place of a really good dictionary or dictionaries or a good set of
encyclopedias, we at the Red Pill, do understand that it is not always possible to have those reference sources with us at all times. Therefore, we are providing you three quick reference sources to aid you when you are mobile or just too tired to go get that dictionary. Warning, you will not get some of the information contained in some of the older dictionaries on these sites. And as with any source material or reference we strongly urge you to check them all at least three times for accuracy and just to be safe check them one more time.

http://dictionary.reference.com/

http://www.etymonline.com/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

[Delia Smith]

Thanks ! I needed this.

Delia Smith

[Clifford Black]

I guess no-one else needs this information!!!

[Charles Cartwright (Neo)]

Dr. Black I can only speak for myself, this information on RedPill is assisting me as I take time to learn how to use RedPill

just I did last night to help a young person with their school assignment as we completed that task I continue to research on RedPill and discovered how to learn about The King Alfred Plan and other  discussions I will be researching as well. This is why I make time to research due to me not able to make Dictionary Class, I still have RedPill.

C.

[Clifford Black]

@Paul-Natia---For those who are trying to learn how to do the work this reference is very important---Teach yourself how to use in a correct manner.

B.

[Paul]

I have bookmarked the links for quick reference. Thanks.