how would you collect internet data about the effects of caffeine and ensure it is reliable and accurate?

Answer 1

I don't know how old you are, but if you are studying at university, you can go to the Cochrane Library and look for metaanalyses for Caffine studies. They are papers that inco-operate the statistics from most of the studies done on Caffine in the past. This way, any unreliable studies will have less of an impact in skewing the overall result.

Another thing is that you could have a look at papers on Pubmed (pubmed.gov). On Pubmed, the papers are generally reliable because they are all published in different scientific journals.

If you are still at school, use a website that cites its sources. It will have a reference at the end. If it is a published paper, you can be sure that it is reliable. Wikipedia, Howstuffworks, these websites generally cite sources.

Answer 2

just call Bill Gates mobile number to confirm if the data is reliable and accurate.