Think about how much information reaches you before lunchtime. You might check a news alert, watch a short video, scroll through social media, read product reviews, see an influencer recommendation, open an email, and ask an AI tool a question – all within a few hours. The problem is that not everything on your screen … Read more
You open social media and see a surprising post: a popular food supposedly causes a serious disease, a celebrity has apparently died, or a new law will suddenly change everyone’s daily life. Within hours, thousands of people have shared the claim. A few hours later, you discover that it was wrong. This is a common … Read more
You are scrolling through social media when a dramatic post appears: “Breaking: Scientists have discovered that drinking coffee every morning increases lifespan by 20 years.” Thousands of people have already liked and shared it. Do you believe it? The safest answer is not immediately “yes” or “no.” It is: let’s check. Knowing how to fact-check … Read more