Replies

Although there’s limited data on the issue,.

...then why are you writing hundreds of words on the subject?

researchers believe

Who? Some woke dude with Excel? A jackwagon like Frank Lutz? Inquiring minds want to know, but we get no answer. But we get this breathless opinion-disguised-as-fact rant that...

QAnon has ensnared millions of Americans and is especially popular among baby boomers who are struggling with digital literacy.

Huh? What? Qanon isn't being promulgated via pamphlets, underground printed magazines, or town criers. You NEED DIGITAL LITERACY to get that Q stuff (self-disclosure: I think Q is utter crap).

Here's the key sentence:

HuffPost spoke to nine children of QAnon believers in seven states, ranging in age from 19 to 46.

WOW...now THAT is hard-core, data-driven research. A (likely) cherry-picked/non-random sample of nine people who are emotionally impacted by parents who are MIA.

So, in short, conservative Boomer parents aren't as wicked tech-savy as their hippie bretheren and joined a cult and abandoned their children.

It's almost impressive that they jammed that much hate into one article.