This is a reading of a piece I wrote titled "The psychology behind how social media increases polarization" (the text version is better and more complete). Many examinations of the divisive aspects of social media have focused on product-specific features and algorithms. But what if there are inherent aspects of internet communication that amplify political animosity, no matter the format or structure of the tool, in a "the medium is the message" way? This piece examines what those psychological factors might be, and talks about strategies for reducing extreme, problematic group-versus-group animosity.
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