I'm apparently in the minority, but I've always disliked when people do this.

I don't know the right word for it, but there is a certain...feeling? When an actual human gives an answer rather than google. The way someone is able to explain something can be multitudes better than googling it or using Wikipedia. It can also be faster if you just thought of a question you want answered on a whim, and don't have time to research it.

I'll use an example: Why did Hitler kill himself?

Well, googling it brings up a Wikipedia article. But ...that's a lot for what should be a simple answer, right? I'm doing XYZ so I can't dive into this, but it looks like something about the Red Army? I guess that's the reason.

But if I ask this question, someone with much more knowledge than me could step in and say "Well, while the Red Army's imminent invasion played a big part, here is another reason, and here is a quote from Hitler himself about it," etc. etc. They have a much better explanation than if they just googled it/looked it up themselves, and can show/tell others a clear explanation themselves instead of what they think they know.

Thanks to different curriculums, schools, etc., people may literally have zero to little knowledge of one subject, and tons about another. Sure I can just tell people to google "What are stocks?" But I bet they will understand better if I explain it myself.

TL;DR, I don't believe in "easily googled answers," someone explaining something is always better.