Quips, Catchphrases that might hint "misinformation ahead" and what to do when confronting them
Scientific Health: Education and Human Performance · Scientific Health: Education and Human Performance
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Show Notes
“How can I tell if I’m being fed misinformation or disinformation? Couldn’t the person just be offering an alternative view?”
Well, that got me thinking… what do I look out for? What are the things that can immediately let us know they’re not providing alternatives but are instead offering disinformation and misinformation. And no. This is not solely an American problem. Nor is it a problem of the modern world
Well, let's talk about that...
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