Have a thesis to write to finish college, it's about the

>>18176292
I'm sure your college has rules on citing. Technically, if you don't cite you sources it is plagiarism I'm at uni and if I get caught for plagiarism two times I'll get thrown out.

You will not be caught. Earth is flat. People are dumb #AF

>>18176292
It's difficult to say with no examples given but I'd recommend you to always cite the source anyway, you could quote a part of the article and write further considerations on it.

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Maybe you should try to do some fucking work. You might learn something. Isn't that what you are there for?

>>18176292

How the fuck are you in college, writing a thesis and haven't got the faintest idea how academic writing works? You're not supposed to make it up. You refer to previous research and theories other people have developed, and construct your own hypothesis and conclusions on the already existing theoretical framework. Generally, primary and secoundary sources are needed and you construct your research based on those. You don't have the academic authority to make up bullshit you think it right, you need to refer to other peoples' work to prove your points and theories.

gaddamn this is genius. how have i never thought of this. thanks op

Ever heard of quoting shit brah? It's especially good to fill pages if your college has instructions of quoting longer stuff (over 20 words). Find a nice long ass quote (with reference of course), then spend a paragraph or two to analyse it and tie it to your thesis, boom, almost a whole new page.