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Giving advice to best friend? I

The European elections are coming. Tim already knows who he’ll vote for and wants his party to succeed. He uses social media to stay informed. His friend Ben, voting for the first time, also uses social media for political info, as TV is too complex and he dislikes reading news articles. Many parties and politicians post there, and Ben follows them. When they meet in person, Ben tells Tim he’s still unsure who to vote for.

The European elections are coming. Tim, who is fairly knowledgeable about politics, already knows who he’ll vote for and wants his party to succeed. His best friend Ben, however, voting for the first time, is unsure who to vote for. From their previous talks the two friends know that their political views differ substantially, and thus they haven't talked about voting. One day, when they meet in person, Ben tells Tim he still hasn't voted, because he has gotten overwhelmed with the amount of information and possible choices. Then Ben says: "This is all just so much that I might not even vote."

What would you do in Tim’s place?

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