A suggested solution that would focus on primary prevention of misinformation is the use of a distributed consensus mechanism to validate the accuracy of claims, with appropriate flagging or removal of content that is determined to be false or misleading.Another approach to correcting misinformation is to "inoculate" against it by delivering misinformation in a weakened form by warning of the dangers of the misinformation and including counterarguments showing the misleading techniques at work in the misinformation. One way to apply this approach is to use parallel argumentation, in which the flawed logic is transferred to a parallel, if extreme or absurd, situation. This approach exposes bad logic without the need for complicated explanations.