This is just a sales pitch used to claim that a possibly mundane product is better than other similar products

@@ConceptDecoded Yes indeed. Another of my favorite phrases is: "very unique".

being the only one of a particular type; single; sole. without equal or like; unparalleled.

@@ConceptDecoded Is there a difference between "unique" and "very unique"?

Exactly

I Absolutely Agree with that!

Now, no one has infinite time to check or educate themselves but here are some ideas that may or may not be useful to you. Pause and Reflect: Before reacting to emotionally charged information, take a moment to breathe and reflect. This can help you respond more thoughtfully rather than impulsively. Diversify Your Sources: Seek out a variety of reliable information sources to gain a broader perspective on issues. This can help you see beyond one-sided narratives. I know my sources are biased, if you live in the US your local news properly gets its facts from AP or returnsa nd points its own spin on whatever story they found, it can help to go stright to the souces bypassing that level of interfreance. Engage in Thoughtful Conversations: Discussing topics with friends or family members who have different viewpoints can broaden your understanding and challenge your preconceptions. getting rid of the strawmen the internt can prdouce in abudence and replacing them with a flesh and blood indivdual can help a lot, like you may not nessarily agree but it can really help you to understand a view point that isnt your own Question Assumptions: Gently question the underlying assumptions of the information you receive. Ask yourself, "What's the evidence?" and "Is there another way to look at this?". one of the key skills of a poltician is to craft a narrative, this isnt necessarily malicious its literally their job but part of that is baking assumptons upon assumptuion onto eachother like rope each making the whole stronger like in the big lie. Practice Empathy: Try to understand where others are coming from, even if you disagree. This can help you navigate conversations without falling prey to divisive tactics. Focus on Facts: When evaluating information, concentrate on the factual content rather than the emotional or sensational elements. now with the decline of western jounlism this is harder(they used to give you the facts then write their legitimately interesting and useful expert opinions in the editorials) but some sturbburnly pursirt, just be aware if you want somthing local then your propbably going to have to pay, quick lies of cheap to make,months of dedicated research into a topic that might be a nothing is not. Cultivate Mindfulness: Regular mindfulness practice can improve your ability to remain centered and not be swayed by manipulative emotional appeals. Know yoursle fand you background, as a urbanite I know I listen less to the issues of the rurals then I should, Embrace Curiosity: Approach new information with curiosity rather than defensiveness. This open-minded stance can lead to richer insights and understanding, its dumb to say and never as true as it should be, but dont be afraid to change your mind if all you suffer is a little bit of embrassment on a online messge board with people you will never meet again then what do you really loose by cosnideirng their viewpoints? Seek Common Ground: In discussions, look for areas of agreement before exploring differences. This can create a more constructive and less adversarial environment, people are generally speaking not evil, and if they dont think you think they are evil are usually much more happy to explain why thy think they are right.

Look at a lot of different sources from all sides and use reputable sources (like BBC and AP) before combining them to understand the situation

It is in everything. Like jamie mentioned always look at multiple sources. But if you are in the moment think about how it is making you feel. If you feel out of control, overwhelmed, a very strong emotion, or like you are in danger when there is no clear source of danger. One or many of these techniques are being used. The best defense is to not react at all and let it blow over. Nothing is important enough for you to have to react in the moment. (Well actual life threatening/dangerous situations aside, but hopefully you don't encounter those as frequently as propaganda).