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Scepticism is a healthy part of learning anything new. It's a part of good critical thinking skills. When you can logically explain a skeptic's questions, you've gained a valuable Ally, and most likely a natural teacher. On the flip side, rudeness, insults and put-downs aren't acceptable alternatives to wood questions. The people at 8chan on the research thread are autistic. People with autism can be indescribably brilliant in ways that is "normies" as they call us, can't imagine or relate to. Some relate to the world in colors, textires, numbers, pictures (memes), computers/technology and other various ways. Some of them need those nostrodamas-like crumbs in order to gleen valuable information. Just because most of don't function on those terms doesn'take us better than they. Free Republic used to be an awesome place to read. It was full of people who saw the forest for the trees in this country and world wide. They weren't politically correct at all, and weren't afraid to speak boldly. I remember wondering back then, how quickly would the police bebanging down their doors to arrest them for non compliance with political correctness, and fo4 open discussion of politically incorrect secrets. Now, There is so much holier than thought, insults, put-downs of various people's that good solid discussion really doesn't exists much. Q isn't difficult to understand once one gets the hang of the lingo. Most of it can be found on Hannity for crying out loud! Hannities narrative closely follows Q's...with out the irritating interruptions except for pepe memes and Baker's buns/bewbs. That stuff is easier to tolerate than the insults/pitdoens/holier than thou Nastys that's become the norm these days. ☹️