Which, if IIRC, is what every political scientist who studies polling and presidential elections predicted.
Upside of social media is helps experts escape professional bubbles, face ideas and criticisms they might otherwise miss: DEF the case for me w views of activists/abolitionists, etc.
But:
I noted it at the time, and I'm going to repeat: There is a lot of posturing around here about How Things Really Are and we're having a several days long freakout about Biden's delivery while voters largely shrug and assume the policy clash is unchanged
Fair enough.
But even that has been increasingly hard for me to deal with on here: the experts are all hedging, and the non-experts seem to be getting more and more confident with their claims.
Which is at best half-backwards (expert hedging is good, confidence by either ... less so).