Why Your Brain Believes Fake News (And the Two Methods That Counter It)
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Why Your Brain Believes Fake News (And the Two Methods That Counter It)
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Russell Newton discusses how to spot fake news online using Albert Rutherford's book 'Stop Being Fooled'. Learn the Socratic Questioning technique and the SIFT method for verifying claims on social media and beyond. Understand why people believe false information, how viral misinformation spreads, and protect yourself from manipulation by spotting lies online before they take hold.
Join Russell Newton as he dives into personal development and media literacy, sharing wisdom on how to spot fake news and misinformation in our digital age. With insights from experts like Albert Rutherford and his own experience as an audiobook narrator, Russell teaches us critical thinking skills like source verification and the SIFT method to stop being fooled by online claims and viral disinformation.