People wearing QAnon tshirts in front of a political rally Sean Rayford/Getty ImagesAn analysis of almost 5000 posts online purporting to come from Q, the figurehead of the far right conspiracy theory QAnon shows that the posts were written by different authors, despite claims otherwise.Quantitatively there is not one Q, according to Jeremy Blackburn, New York University's Binghamton University.This conspiracy theory has been proven false for many years. Q drops or messages from Q, a person claiming to be Q, are the main drivers of this conspiracy theory. Q has been claiming that he/she has high levels security since October 2017.
