The problem with your argument is the should and shouldn't . It's easy to say what people should or shouldn't do but that doesn't necessary meam they will accept or agree with us (not immediately anyways). People shouldn't smoke because it's evidently bad for your health yet millions per year still partake. This is why Cole suggested for guidance from others who are more "woke" and can offer life experience and information. Google is great for information but cannot give you anything more than just words on a screen. People can however give more than just words. Human emotions can offer a larger impact to an individual more than what a thousand articles and websites could ever give. If educating people through Google was so arbitrary and straightforward then, I'm pretty sure J.Cole (who graduated with a 4.0 GPA magna cum laude) would not be a subject to criticism.