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Without infinite scrolling, you can't keep up with the endless remixing, the sub-memes that spawn sub-sub-memes, and the light-speed in-jokes that disappear the moment they're highlighted.

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Tesla has arrived in India, with its first showroom in Mumbai and plans underway for a second outlet in Delhi.

When the world's events seem like a comedy of errors, many young people turn to social media for sense-making. Memes in particular help young people relieve negative emotions.