Claim9805b4b1b2555da92e16a73e3dde9eb02caa8758eb26c186b8ee4bfb640fe7ae

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Individual-level effects observed in platform experiments, while not reaching the 10% threshold in direct 3-month tests, demonstrate that algorithmic curation produces measurable polarization-relevant attitude changes that may contribute to population-level polarization growth over longer time horizons.

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Individual-level effects observed in platform experiments, while not reaching the 10% threshold in direct 3-month tests, demonstrate that algorithmic curation produces measurable polarization-relevantuntested-default

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