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== Current Status == After Trump's election loss and Q's extended silence, the movement has evolved and fragmented. While some followers became disillusioned, others adapted their beliefs or integrated them into broader right-wing movements. The core ideas of QAnon continue to influence political discourse and conspiracy thinking, even as the movement itself has become less centralized. The ideology has shown remarkable adaptability, incorporating new conspiracy theories about topics such as COVID-19, vaccines, and international conflicts. While mainstream social media crackdowns have reduced QAnon's visibility, the movement maintains a presence on alternative platforms and continues to influence political and social discourse.
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