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The Validity of QAnon Theories
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The QAnon conspiracy theories, such as the idea of lizard people trafficking in child blood, act as an entry point for individuals that may not believe in vaccines or trust those in power. While rooted in reality, these theories provide an alternative and compelling story for people looking to make sense of the world around them.
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The model on which social media companies work is fundamentally incompatible with the challenge of saving the planet, as democracy and social media are two things that cannot solve this issue, whereas totalitarian systems like China might have a better chance.
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Summary
The model on which social media companies work is fundamentally incompatible with the challenge of saving the planet, as democracy and social media are two things that cannot solve this issue, whereas totalitarian systems like China might have a better chance.
ChapterThe Validity of QAnon Theories
EpisodeJon Goes Down the QAnon Rabbit Hole With Gabriel Gatehouse
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
Gabriel discusses his podcast "The Coming Storm" and provides a macro observation of the US system.
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Summary
Gabriel discusses his podcast "The Coming Storm" and provides a macro observation of the US system.
ChapterThe Validity of QAnon Theories
EpisodeJon Goes Down the QAnon Rabbit Hole With Gabriel Gatehouse
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
The QAnon conspiracy theory has evolved over time, from its early roots in Pizzagate to its current belief in a global cabal of billionaires.
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The QAnon conspiracy theory has evolved over time, from its early roots in Pizzagate to its current belief in a global cabal of billionaires. However, the idea of lizard people still persists as an entry point for those skeptical of mainstream narratives.