Here’s the thing - look at this as a propaganda exercise, of the most effective sort, something that absorbs people. As a mystery-serial maybe. The mystery is the fun part. The puzzles, the figuring things out, and the heated discussions between fans and non-fans.
Builds a fan base and gets people invested in the drama. Its brilliant.
It would appear to hurt American productivity. It’s inefficient. Plus Q doesn’t take anon input for real action.
It’s not brilliant, it’s stupid.
“Here’s the thing - look at this as a propaganda exercise, of the most effective sort, something that absorbs people. As a mystery-serial maybe. The mystery is the fun part. The puzzles, the figuring things out, and the heated discussions between fans and non-fans.
Builds a fan base and gets people invested in the drama. Its brilliant.“
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Exactly. It’s inclusive nature is its draw. Like any conspiracy theory, any player (and yes, they’re players) can participate and try to unearth that Holy Grail of a golden clue that solves the riddle. It’s relatively harmless and will remain so unless and until one of them convinces himself that some future Q dropping is a call to shoot up a gathering somewhere.