"Pretend alcohol" generally still has a low amount of alcohol in it. So no, you wouldn't want an (ex-)alcoholic to try it.

Probably because foam is cheap and was good enough with cheap electricity and no pressure to reduce electricity use.

Definitely Galettes from Brittany, been to Saint-Malo recently, exactly like this. The dough is darker than the crêpes one as it's made with buckwheat flour.

All other studies conducted in media and social media show also an amplification bias towards the right.

> The immediate thought that pops into my mind is that: as there was some infamously blatant misreporting going on in left-leaning media ("fiery but peaceful" et al), people would naturally look at other media sources hoping for a more honest appraisal of what the reality on the ground was. This seems simply too specific to draw any overall trends

Looking on from Europe, the more blatant misreporting seems to have been coming from the right (though, US left-wing media isn't actually left, just less right).

I think what you are actually trying to say is "The reporting was not congruent with people's bias, which is why they looked at Social Media to find sources that confirmed their bias." Which is what studies show too. Also congruent with the 60% of people do not read the article linked in Social Media.

Plus, most stories shared on Social Media was from media companies anyways?

Yes, but you see, not building fibre connections on land is cheaper! So it's clear what should have priority. /s

Saw this last year during Wave Gotik Treffen in Leipzig, they made a screening in the Grassi Museum and accompanied it live with one of the last remaining operational cinema organs.