Claimd45b7d5c414b248653dfeb9ab3c9428aed50c40496b6f69dbae4d1d4d5175799
Experimentally reducing exposure to like-minded sources on Facebook did not reduce affective polarization, meaning even when the algorithm's hypothesized echo-chamber mechanism is disrupted, attitudes do not change.
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