If your professor tells you, "If you don't start with reliable data, you'll end up with unreliable results," what does he or she mean?
A)A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
B)A watched pot never boils.
C)Don't cry over spilt milk.
D)Garbage in, garbage out.

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The phrase "garbage in, garbage out" means that if you start with poor quality or unreliable input, the output or results will also be poor quality or unreliable. This is especially important in research and analysis where accurate and reliable data is crucial to obtaining valid conclusions.

If Your Professor Tells You, "If You Don't Start with Reliable