Jared Goetz watched the same video of an Israel-Palestine incident shared two ways on X: one blamed Israel for killing civilians, the other blamed Hamas for the ambush. The identical footage produced opposite moral judgments, showing how framing drives polarization at scale online.
I saw a video on X, something to do with Israel and Palestine, and I saw two posts, the same video. One post was Israel dropped food for people, and then when the people went to get the food, they killed them. The other post said Israel brought food for the people. The Hamas militia lured them in and attacked them, so they had to defend themselves. Those are polarizing things. If you believe one, they're evil. If you believe the other, they're good. It was the same video, and that's happening at scale. Yeah.
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