When you live to experience “majority rule”. Would recommend to avoid.
It’s becoming more common now that news videos contain edited video. We shouldn’t have to worry about it but we do.
Your so called “video” is clearly just a bunch of dots on a screen.
Right, but sometimes the dots are recordings of real people and sometimes it’s a screen recording from Arma III
My critical thinking professor told an anecdote:
“This is a pen; how do we know? Because it does everything that a pen does. And that’s good enough for now, but when the pen gets up and starts talking, it’s time to reevaluate whether it’s still a pen.”
I think that applies here too. We are the sum of our experiences and education is a part of that experience, eventually we have enough knowledge in a particular subject and a concept for gaining new knowledge. So, to a certain extent it never happens, we should always be asking questions.
About fifteen years ago.
I would say when you are aware that what you see may be subject to illusion or deception.
The test for that is generally “does what I see contradict what I know?”. In which case the argument is already over.