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A survey of astir 5000 online posts purporting to beryllium from Q, the expected figurehead of the far-right conspiracy mentation QAnon, shows the posts are written by antithetic authors, contempt claims to the contrary.
“Quantitatively, there’s not a azygous Q,” says Jeremy Blackburn of Binghamton University, New York.
The conspiracy mentation has agelong been disproven. It is driven by “Q drops”, oregon messages from a idiosyncratic calling themselves Q, who since October 2017 has claimed to person precocious levels of information …
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