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  • Since you actually seem to be asking... There is no gerrymandering at the federal level in the presidential election. You could argue that the electoral voting system is somehow a form of this, but it isn't the same as intentionally drawing districts to mathematically skew the advantage to the party drawing the map. That said, because electoral votes are based upon congressional representation, they do weigh smaller, emptier states more heavily. US senators are entirely free from gerrymandering as they are directly elected by popular vote. Small, empty states do have more power as a result and by design, for better or worse.

  • Stretching the milk simply means increasing its volume by incorporating air. If you start with, say, 100ml of milk, when you're finished, you should have perhaps 150ml (depends on the milk, the fat percentage, the drink, etc). But that is all that it means.

  • Just below the surface (technically at the surface -should sound like paper tearing). How long very much depends on your machine, but most home machines, we're talking 7 or 8 seconds, and then you plunge the wand down well below the surface so you don't introduce more air, and you need to find the spot and angle that gives you a good whirlpool, which will incorporate the foam from the top into the liquid below so it is more or less homogenous.

  • Your milk is much too thick (for latte art). It should be the consistency of paint. Generally means you're stretching it too long at the start. You really only need a few seconds before you put the wand below the surface and whirlpool until you hit your temp. Lance Hedrick has a great video on YouTube on how to get silky micro foam. Give it a look.

  • I'm not sure how informed any 13 year old is, so this doesn't concern me - what concerns me is that most 12-15 year olds are just putting in massive hours on this nonsense. My partner's 13 yr old spends, no exaggeration, 8 hours/day on TikTok. If not more. I just started looking at access time on my pi-hole and router out of curiosity and it is disturbing. He is not an outlier.