Claim427d326dacefdb8ad0196c3dcef7740d0d7fb544fee205a0718d5407dfaa8b4c

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Piccardi et al. 2025 does not provide robust causal evidence that algorithmic ranking causes population-level affective polarization because the key effect becomes non-significant under population reweighting.

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Piccardi et al. 2025 does not provide robust causal evidence that algorithmic ranking causes population-level affective polarization because the key effect becomes non-significant under population rewuntested-default

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