#a deep dive

[journey2aswan]

It took me 29 years to understand how special I am. In friendships or relationships, I give my heart and put people on to a lot of things. Connection is big for me so I have the right to be choosy with whom I decide to be yoked with. That simple

[pencildragons]

bro i LOVE indigenous fusion music i love it when indigenous people take traditional practices and language and apply them in new cool ways i love the slow decay and decolonisation of the modern music industry

[sing-you-fools]

me: this is a background character who's in one scene, has two lines, and is completely irrelevant to the rest of the story. i am going to stop obsessing over what to name him and use the random name generator on behindthename.com. i am going to accept the first thing it gives me and move the fuck on.

behindthename.com:

[forthegoodofamerica]

Q and The PLAN to Save America: A Deep Dive

Introduction: The Q movement and its PLAN to Save America have generated much discussion and controversy. This blog takes a deep dive into the origins, beliefs, and impact of this movement. Want to learn more? Sign up for a free copy of George Magazine’s collector’s edition for an in-depth analysis.

The Q movement, also known simply as Q, has captivated many and sparked endless debates. With its enigmatic messages and bold claims, Q followers believe in a detailed plan to save America from a deep-rooted conspiracy. In this blog, we’ll dive into the origins of Q, its main ideas, and the impact it has had on society.

The Origins of Q

Q emerged in late 2017 on anonymous internet forums like 4chan and 8chan. The entity, known as Q, claimed to be a high-level government insider with top security clearance. Through cryptic posts called “Q drops,” Q shared information that followers interpreted as exposing a secret war between good (Q and allies) and evil (a supposed cabal of elites).

Core Beliefs of the Q Movement

The beliefs held by Q followers are complex and varied, but some core ideas include:

The Cabal: Followers believe a secret group of elites controls world events, engaging in criminal activities.

The Plan: Q claims there is a detailed plan to dismantle this cabal, led by allies within the government and military.

Trust the Plan: A recurring message urging followers to have faith in Q’s strategy, even when evidence seems lacking.

“Where We Go One, We Go All” (WWG1WGA): A motto symbolizing unity among followers and their collective mission.

The Impact of the Q Movement

The Q movement has had significant social and political effects:

Mobilization: Q followers have organized rallies and online campaigns, advocating for their beliefs and supporting political figures they believe are part of the plan.

Misinformation: The movement has been linked to the spread of conspiracy theories, affecting public discourse and trust in institutions.

Legal Issues: Some followers have engaged in illegal activities, leading to arrests and increased scrutiny from law enforcement.

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The Social Dynamics of Q

Understanding the social dynamics behind Q is essential:

Community Building: The movement has created a strong sense of community among followers, who share a belief in a common cause.

Echo Chambers: Online platforms have allowed followers to reinforce their beliefs without external challenge, leading to deeper entrenchment in their views.

Psychological Appeal: The allure of being part of a secret mission and having access to hidden knowledge has drawn many to the movement.

Reflecting on Q and Its Influence

The rise of Q has highlighted how conspiracy theories can gain traction and influence public perception. The movement’s ability to mobilize people and shape narratives demonstrates the power of persuasive ideas and social media. While controversial and often divisive, understanding Q’s impact is crucial for navigating today’s complex information landscape.

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[celcompile]

Can we talk about the white women with string instruments phenomenon of the 2000s - 2010s??

[montereybayaquarium]

Meet Red X, an animal so new to science that it doesn’t have an official name!

We’ve collected these captivating comb jellies in Monterey Bay alongside our research partners at @mbari-blog. Together, we’re learning more about them—and the deep sea—every day!

You can see Red X today in our Into the Deep/En lo Profundo exhibit!

[lucdoodle]

trying to get better with colors!

another fanart of @forgettable-au !

[callmehaneul]

[imsodishy]

I know we all love when writers go deep down a research rabit hole on something really specific for the sake of a fic (I certainly am not immune to doing ridiculous research into minute details for no real reason lol)

but allow me, just for a moment, to sing the praises of ✨️vagueness✨️

Unfamiliar with a city's precise geography? Be real vague.

Want a character to be a doctor but don't know how surgery works? Mention it in passing.

Character plays a sport you know nothing about? Vague it up!

You don't know what specific brand of a thing would have been popular in that time and place? Go generic baby!!

You really can just hand-wave stuff that's not where you want the focus of your story to be without anything falling apart. The audience will look where you point them, like a magic trick! If the research is stopping you up and making progress hard or frustrating you can just... not do it.

[pterosounds]

Chappell Roan @ House of Blues, Boston, MA - 10/15/23

see more in the series

[foxdoodles]

messing around with some book haymitch designs in preparation for the new book next year!!

[crumb]

Alex McQuilkin: Tragically Sweet Sweet Sixteen, 2003 Untitled (Will Fuck for Validation), 2004 Aye, Me (Heart Explosion) 1, 2004 Aye, Me (Heart Explosion) 2, 2004

[studiousfish]

I’m so glad everyone in the old creepypasta fandom grew up cause we are absolutely eating GOOD right now on YouTube

[angstflavoured]

shakes my hands above my head and paces around the room im so sick of everyone acting like ford is a dumb stupid idiot baby who was completely tricked by bill and did nothing wrong. yes he was lied to and bill was abusive, but theres so much more to everything that happened. ford was soooo incredibly willfully ignorant and pushed other important people in his life away, YES bc bill tricked him, but mostly because he wanted to be important. he was actively ignoring red flags from bill and hurting the people around him and was complicit in so much stuff bill did just because he wanted it to be true that bill picked him bc he was special. ford was the one who summoned him in the first place, but then bill just??? told him that he picked ford bc he was special which makes no sense and ford is smarter than that, but he didnt care bc wowwwww he picked me bc im so awesme and smarter and better than everyone!!! he was fucking HEAD OVER HEELLLSSS OBSESSED WITH BILL BTW THAT SHIT WAS NOT ONE SIDED!!! idk why everyone pretends it was. he was building shrines and worshiping him like a god. and never questioned him for a second????? like girl he is the most scientific, curious man in the world and he never once thought bill was lying. he let bill into his life and let him take it over sooo fucking quickly. and he didnt tell anyone bc "they would throw him in a loony bin" ?????? THATS OBVIOUSLY NOT WHY HE DIDNT TELL FIDDLEFORD. he was LYIIINNGG. They were building an interdimensional portal, fiddleford obviously wouldve believed ford and taken him seriously and kept a secret for him. he didnt tell fiddleford bc he was one of the only people in fords life who saw through his bullshit. hes nice, but he stands his ground. as soon as things got too hot, he left. and ford knew that if he told fiddleford about bill that he would immediately be like "dudddeee this is so fucking sketchy you need to research this guy theres obviously smthn else happening." if ford looked into the runes and the messages in the caves, hed probably deduce pretty damn quickly that bill was evil!! but he didnt bc hes selfish and self righteous and wanted to be a part of soemthing bigger than himself. thats literally all he ever wanted. I think the most interesting thing about TBOB is that it shows that it wasnt as black and white as it seemed and that ford wasnt the perfect victim. its shown in the show sooo much how fucked up his morals are. and im not saying this with malice, i fucking love ford and his character so much, i just think so many people act like billford was like a fucking domestic abuse situation where ford was just sad and pathetic and helpless. its so much more complicated than that. ford is not a super great guy and thats such an interesting part of his character. IDK.

[coldzonkprofessorturtle]

The art of the sleeping sapphic