To combat misinformation, start with connection, not correction
Briefly

Briony Swire-Thompson states that misinformation poses a significant threat to democracy, complicating informed decision-making at various levels, from voting to healthcare.
Sarah Nguyen advises opting for terms like 'rumor' instead of 'misinformation,' as the latter can provoke a negative response and is often politicized.
Rachel Kuo emphasizes the need to approach conversations about misleading content with understanding, recognizing individuals' past experiences influence their perception of information.
The article suggests focusing on connection with loved ones rather than correction when discussing misleading information to promote more effective communication.
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