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With the increasing participation of Gen Z in social discussions and public issues, many experts believe that young people today are becoming more aware of political, social, and economic matters. They argue that easy access to digital platforms, online discussions, and youth-focused initiatives has encouraged the younger generation to actively express opinions and engage with important issues affecting society. However, some critics believe that online participation does not always represent meaningful awareness or involvement in real-world matters. Which of the following, if true, would most weaken the argument stated by the experts?
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