Might the science be interesting? A few days ago one of my favourite youtubers added a new video. I have to highlight that he's a physicist and a science buff. That's why he always pays attention to the facts and resources. The title was encouraging - "A short movie about the truth and the false". But in fact this movie lasts one hour and forty minutes! He didn't accustom his followers to such long materials. However, I decided to watch 10 minutes of this video every day until I end. Of course, it didn't work out because it was so compelling I swallowed the whole movie at once. The main goal of this video was convincing us to question our own statements. The youtuber advises to ask ourselves about which kind of argument would make change our opinion in any case. If there is no argument which could do that, our statement isn't objective, is rather a belief. Another important thing is to search for the informations in the objective and scientific materials: from universities, scholarly papers or English wikipedia which is the best encyclopedia in the world. The youtuber shows us which obstacles stand on our way to seperate truth from false. He tells about the errors in understanding process, the ignorance about a topic and the inability to evaluate resources. When he explains what these phenomenons consist in, he advises how to avoid them. There's also a part devoted to a manipulation and a propaganda in the media (and not only there). It took 6 months to make this material but it was definitely worthwhiling! It's both entertaining and informative and it contains a lot of funny examples and exercises, for instance to point out which of the statements is true, false and manipulated. I'm glad not everything in the Internet is just a trash and some people really care about our development.