FORMING YOUTH'S WORLDVIEW IN THE DIGITAL SOCIETY: AXIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS AND INTELLECTUAL IMMUNITY

This article examines the evolutionary dynamics of the youth worldview and its value (axiological) foundations in the context of digital transformation from a socio-philosophical perspective. The relevance of the research is determined by the systemic impact of virtual space on the minds of young people and the ontological crises arising as a result of the collision of traditional values with digital culture. The author interprets the concept of “intellectual immunity” not just as a means of protection, but as a philosophical category that preserves the subjectivity of the individual in the information flow. The article develops methodological foundations for increasing resilience to destructive ideas in young people through the formation of axiological mechanisms. In particular, the principles of operation of spiritual and moral filters in a digital society and their role in personal development are analyzed.