Richard R. Ramos argues parents should teach kids to question what they see online, on TV, and from government sources. He distinguishes between real scientific theories and conspiracy narratives, urging discernment over blanket skepticism.
I don't know. Um, and another thing, in, in one of the sessions that we teach in Parents on a Mission, I believe it's in session 5, um, and I emphasize how important it is to teach kids, as I already mentioned, to think for themselves. And this topic, it provides a perfect opportunity to, to teach our children that not Everything online is true. Not everything on television is true. Not everything the government says is true. And here's another thing, think about this: not every theory is a conspiracy. Why? Because the theory may be true, as we are finding out.
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