Rational thinking needed in era of online misinformation, says Kanimozhi
Kanimozhi Karunanidhi emphasized the importance of rational thinking in combating online misinformation during a recent event in Coimbatore. She urged individuals to verify information before accepting it, highlighting the role of social reforms in empowering women and marginalized communities. Additionally, she called for respect towards democratic outcomes and encouraged the youth to promote gender equality and social justice.
- ▪Kanimozhi stressed the need for rational thinking in the face of misinformation spread online.
- ▪She highlighted the impact of social reforms on women's education and career opportunities.
- ▪Kanimozhi urged people to verify information before believing it, especially regarding health and history.
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Thoothukudi MP and DMK deputy general secretary Kanimozhi Karunanidhi on Wednesday (May 20) said rational thinking was essential in an era of misinformation spread through social media and Artificial Intelligence platforms.Speaking at a self-respect wedding at Madhampatti near Perur in Coimbatore, she said people should not accept information blindly merely because it appears online and stressed the need to question and verify information before believing it.Referring to the ideals of E.V. Ramasamy and the Dravidian movement, Ms. Kanimozhi said social reforms had enabled women and oppressed communities to access education and pursue independent careers.
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