Man and Boy in office, 1950s

The video tutorial discusses how to build one's own experience by understanding and evaluating internal evidence. It emphasizes the importance of identifying clues to authority within a speech, magazine, article, or book. The tutorial also highlights the significance of questioning whether the author effectively presents their authority.

What is the initial step in building one's own experience according to the video?

• Relying on external opinions

• Gathering internal evidence

• Following popular trends

• Ignoring internal evidence

What does internal evidence refer to in the context of evaluating authority?

• The author's personal background

• The popularity of the content

• Clues found within the content itself

• External reviews and opinions

Which forms of communication can contain internal evidence?

• Only articles

• Only books

• Speeches, magazines, articles, and books

• Only speeches

Why is it important to question the author's presentation of authority?

• To make the content more popular

• To ensure the content is entertaining

• To simplify the content

• To verify the credibility of the information

What is a crucial question to ask when evaluating an author's authority?

• Does the author use complex language?

• Does the author present their authority effectively?

• Is the author well-known?

• Is the content lengthy?