It's been an intense election season, from a candidate's momentous dropout to meme-generating debates to assassination attempts. Yet misinformation will inevitably continue to spread in today's discourse.
Pfeiffer emphasizes that most people passing along misinformation are doing it inadvertently, often believing what they've heard without truly understanding the facts behind it.
Many individuals can become too attached to their ideologies, allowing personal beliefs to shape their understanding of reality, according to Dan Pfeiffer's experiences during Obama’s presidency.
Experts suggest starting a conversation about misinformation by asking individuals where they heard particular claims, which can help uncover the sources influencing their beliefs.
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