No, it's silly to ignore QAnon. A very material number of people believe in that stuff. More broadly - misinformation is very real. It's 'silly' to believe t

No, it's silly to ignore QAnon. A very material number of people believe in that stuff. More broadly - misinformation is very real. It's 'silly' to believe that somehow the truth rises to the top. People believe the story that makes them 'feel' a certain way, and will deny the reality in their faces. I'm on RT and watching Russian commenters indicate that all the 'dead bodies in Bucha' (near Kyiv) were Ukrainians killed by Ukrainians as a 'false flag'. Others say it they are not real. Other say actors. Others say it doesn't exist. In 2022 you can just make up your own reality and spread it on Twitter, and that's dangerous.