How do you stop believe everything you see on the internet?

[Anonymous]

[DryGermanGuy]

Easy. You use primarily the information that come from online parts of already established news sources. Examples: Newspaper New York Times, website: www.nytimes.com . Television station CNN, website www.cnn.com . Science magazine National Geograhic, website www.nationalgeographic.com and so on.

The more advanced version then would use sources, where you can verify their validity by cross-checking the coverage in established news sources. Example: MeidasTouch Network, website: https://www.youtube.com/@MeidasTouch/videos

[slatyb]

I started not believing anything when I was about 6. First I stopped believing in Santa Claus, and when I realized that was a lie, I just stopped believing anything they told me, and did my own research. It's the same with the internet. There's so much nonsense. I use my general knowledge of science and history so that I know what is possible. You can also look on Snopes and find that no, Einstein didn't say some bullshit about "science with out religion is blind" or anything else indicating that he believed in God.

[Nikki1989]

The aim is to be discerning, not cynical, so you don't fall for lies.

[Anonymous]

By not looking at it.

[Anonymous]

Just assume everything is fake.

[Jeff51]

Most things online are fake.

[Mike_Hum]

Just stop.

[TonyMetal___86]

Use your logic