The following passage (paragraph 25) mainly explains.
This was not fair. I had learned as much from a computer. The Internet, you see,
was the first door for Arab youth to venture into the outside world. I was young,
thirsty to learn about other people and other religions. I started communicating
with people who held different opinions, and soon those conversations raised
questions in my head. I began to realize how very small was the box I was living
in. It looked all the smaller once I stepped out of it. Slowly, I started to lose my
phobia of having my pure beliefs polluted.
A. the dangers that new technology, such as the Internet, presents to political and social
stability
B. the powerful role that the Internet played in exchange of free thought and different
perspectives
C. the negative effects of social media and fake news on young people living in the
Internet age
D. the process by which the author was recruited by Islamic extremists and jihad fighters on
the Internet
