{"id":342440,"date":"2025-08-13T23:56:14","date_gmt":"2025-08-13T23:56:14","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/342440\/"},"modified":"2025-08-13T23:56:14","modified_gmt":"2025-08-13T23:56:14","slug":"womans-quantum-immortality-theory-is-blowing-peoples-minds","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/342440\/","title":{"rendered":"Woman’s ‘quantum immortality’ theory is blowing people’s minds"},"content":{"rendered":"

Several years ago, you wouldn’t have known what QAnon<\/a> was unless you spent a lot of time reading through comments on Twitter<\/a> or frequented internet chat rooms. Now, with prominent Q adherents making headlines for storming the U.S. Capitol<\/a> and elements of the QAnon worldview<\/a> spilling into mainstream politics, the conspiracy theory\/doomsday cult has become a household topic of conversation.<\/p>\n

Many of us have watched helplessly as friends and family members fall down the rabbit hole<\/a>, spewing strange ideas about Democrats and celebrities being pedophiles who torture children while Donald Trump leads a behind-the-scenes roundup of these evil Deep State actors. Perfectly intelligent people can be susceptible to conspiracy theories, no matter how insane, which makes it all the more frustrating.<\/p>\n

A person who was a true believer in QAnon mythology (which you can read more about here<\/a>) recently participated in an “Ask Me Anything” thread on Reddit, and what they shared about their experiences was eye-opening. The writer’s Reddit handle is “diceblue,” but for simplicity’s sake we’ll call them “DB.”<\/p>\n

\"qanon, A couple at a QAnon rally.via Ken Fager\/Flickr <\/a><\/p>\n

DB explained that they weren’t new to conspiracy theories when QAnon came on the scene. “I had been DEEP into conspiracy for about 8 years,” they wrote. “Had very recently been down the ufo paranormal rabbit hole so when Q really took off midterm for trump I ‘did my research’ and fell right into it.”<\/p>\n

DB says they were a true believer until a couple of years ago, when they had an experience that snapped them out of it:<\/p>\n

“It was a couple of posts made by Q on the chans that seemed highly suspicious because of how ignorant they were of technology. Q posts often had weird syntax as a kind of code<\/p>\n