Imagined community

Universal society

Physical community

Biological entity

Internet discussions are similar to autism, limiting engagement with diverse perspectives.

 Democracy benefits from the internet's impact on political discussions.

 The internet fosters fragmentation, leading to separate groups with no interaction.

Diverse political discussions thrive due to the internet.

It can lead to the widespread adoption of

Anglo-American ideas.

It promotes cultural diversity

and equality.

It has no impact on

global communication.

It leads to the

decline of Western cultural influence.

It strengthens local

cultures and traditions.

Increase in traditional television network dominance

Decline in digital media usage

Decrease in the popularity of series like Game of Thrones

Changes in audio-visual entertainment creation and consumption

Secular and religious intellectuals

Scholars and

practitioners

"Traditional" and "organic"

intellectuals

Urban and rural intellectuals

Social construct shaped by power struggles

Hybrid cultural identities

Biological and cultural factors

It reinforces social inequality

It encourages political activism

It eliminates cultural imperialism

It

promotes rational debates

It

always reflects our true selves

It has no impact on our future

It's always positive

It creates a different image of ourselves

They don't influence the internet culture

They

are too transparent

They prioritize user privacy over profit

They are not neutral in terms of politics and ethics

Through cultural practices

in historical and political contexts

Through biological factors

In isolation from language

and discourse

Inherently as a fixed

characteristic