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From KQED. From KQED.

From KQED in San Francisco, I'm Nina Kim. Coming up on forum, we like to think we're good at distinguishing real information from disinformation, fact, from fiction.

But according to Stanford Education Professor Sam Weinberg, we're really not, regardless of our age or political party.

He says if the Internet is the information super highway, none of our age or political party.

He says if the internet is the information super highway, none of us were given driver's

manuals.

So with wars raging in an election year upon us, we thought now's a good time for a reminder

of all the ways we can be duped and a skill refresher on how to avoid it.

When did you post or forward something that turned out to be

false? Or how do you check the veracity of a story or video that's dropped in your feet? Tell us after this

news.

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