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In 2025, the digital landscape is increasingly youth-oriented. Globally, young adults aged 18–24 account for approximately 19% of all internet users, while those aged 25–34 represent more than 33%, together constituting the largest share of online engagement worldwide.

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The proverb “Mulutmu adalah harimaumu” has a new counterpart: “Ketikanmu adalah harimaumu” meaning that you should be careful with what you type (message) because it can hurt like a sharp weapon.

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Narratives, Psychology, and Social Media: Why Intolerance Spreads Easily in the Digital Age

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