Claim261efa9c13e4499d4b498f3df37e3202d16bac877b145dda4efd590188a35a6c

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User self-selection is the dominant filter determining content consumption on Facebook, though the 5-8 percent algorithmic reduction in cross-cutting content does not directly bound the affective polarization impact because the hostility dimension of marginal content may matter more than ideological balance.

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