To date, there have been over 1800 such "musings". How astute of you to have formed your conclusion based on a sample of one... </SARC>
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Interesting. I have noticed that some people don’t just fall for conspiracies, they actively seek them out and doggedly believe in them regardless of any contradictory facts or evidence. I’d never considered that tendency as a result of mental disorders before, but it makes sense.
As for Q...I looked at one of his musings and found it nonsensical. Maybe he throws in random words connected to current events, but that doesn’t make him some sort of prophet. I consider him a modern equivalent to Nostradamus—be nonsensical enough, and people will read all kinds of stuff into it. Whatever amuses people, I guess.
To date, there have been over 1800 such "musings". How astute of you to have formed your conclusion based on a sample of one... </SARC>
TXnMA