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Engagement patterns favoring out-group animosity content do not establish that algorithmic amplification causes affective polarization when direct experimental manipulation of algorithms produces null polarization effects.

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Engagement patterns favoring out-group animosity content do not establish that algorithmic amplification causes affective polarization when direct experimental manipulation of algorithms produces nulluntested-default

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