Climate scientists face significant online abuse, with 39% experiencing it and 18% receiving threats of physical violence. The video highlights how misinformation and disinformation are weaponized to justify violence, as seen in the El Paso shooting by a self-proclaimed 'ecofascist.' Disinformation is powerful because it taps into emotions and offers simplistic solutions, often using tactics like decontextualization and fearmongering. A study found false stories spread six times faster than true ones, and fact-checking often lags behind. To combat disinformation, the video introduces 'prebunking,' a technique that prepares people to recognize and reject manipulative messages. This involves providing an emotional warning, showing examples of manipulation, and offering tools for real-time refutation. Moonshot, in partnership with Google, has implemented prebunking globally, reaching millions and proving effective in increasing people's ability to identify manipulation. The video emphasizes the need for local approaches and highlights the success of prebunking in Germany, where it reached 42 million people, increasing their ability to spot manipulation by 10%. The video concludes by stressing the importance of empowering individuals to protect themselves from disinformation, especially as generative AI makes it easier to create false content.