6 tips for talking to friends and family about misinformation @ThinkingPowers
6 tips for talking to friends and family about misinformation  @ThinkingPowers
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Ask Me Anything is back for round 2! Patron Michael asks an incredibly important question: How do we effectively engage friends and family veering into strongly held, unsupported positions?
In this brief video, we explore six practical tips for navigating these difficult conversations. The goal isn't a quick win, but planting seeds of doubt and building trust for future dialogue.

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Keywords: Misinformation, critical thinking, family communication, street epistemology, skepticism, humility, difficult conversations, polarization, conspiracy theories, changing minds, talking to loved ones, media literacy, ask me anything

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6 tips for talking to friends and family about misinformation

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