I admit this is not central to the article but I take issue with the authors statement that the incentives of our digital world "might *even* lead to radicaliza

I admit this is not central to the article but I take issue with the authors statement that the incentives of our digital world "might *even* lead to radicalization". Put this way it suggests that radicalization is unquestionably evil, which I vehemently disagree with. Women have voting rights because some other women embraced radicalization and this is just one example.