Claim31d9ae85d4400641a3b0d219f2e6b64fd2d2924c530c488e52bc3e53f1b0451a
The original premise [1] stated that 'the algorithm contributed an independent additional reduction in cross-cutting exposure beyond homophily' which accurately reflects Bakshy et al.'s finding that both factors contribute.
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