Chicago Booth professor Matthew Gentzkow, UChicago Law School's professor Brian Leiter, and editor-in-chief of the Chicago Sun-Times Jim Kirk consider whether the internet pushes conservatives and liberals further apart. This recording originally aired on The Big Question Video Series in June, 2013.

Chicago Booth professor Matthew Gentzkow, UChicago Law School's professor Brian Leiter, and editor-in-chief of the Chicago Sun-Times Jim Kirk consider whether the internet pushes conservatives and liberals further apart. This recording originally aired on The Big Question Video Series in June, 2013.

Chicago Booth professor Matthew Gentzkow, UChicago Law School's professor Brian Leiter, and editor-in-chief of the Chicago Sun-Times Jim Kirk consider whether the internet pushes conservatives and liberals further apart.&nbsp;This recording originally aired on The Big Question Video Series in June, 2013.

Does the web cause political polarization?

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Does the web cause political polarization?

Does the web cause political polarization?