Thanks for your kind, thoughtful, intelligent reply - OP I imagine the thousands of Q followers as foraging ants.  One may think that ants just go for  a random walk hoping to stumble on a food source, but foraging patterns are not random walks, but deterministic walks in a random environment.  the foraging process of an ant is also a learning process. With foraging repetition, long-term memory increase, the ants knowledge about the environment of its nest grows, and the area that the ant is familiar with enlarges. Ants that forage from a nest, or home, are more efficient than ants foraging without a home.  Exhausted homed ants can return the the nest to access food stores, and replenish their energy., and because younger ants will benefit from the experience of older ants. Also ant colonies have a greater memory than individual ants as pheromones like linked neurons stimulate more neurons and so one and so forth. Q is like out nest, or home. And our support of each other is our nourishment that can replenish our energy when exhausted, as we return to our common base . And when one anon finds something, we all become excited to dig ourselves. Unlike the single ant, because we are many, and have knowledge of our neighborhood, our search for food is not random but deterministic (determined by our starting position) within a random area.  The more we dig, the more capable we become.  The strongest among us, most experienced, thus more likely to find food can teach younger anons, and many of us can mark the shortest path between the food and home.    In my view, we are becoming mentally lazy, by not foraging for the tough dig, and I am not referring to wild conspiracy theories.  Like last night I spent an hours foraging for food on the liberal professors that testified for Schiff.  Turns out I did not find a source of food, most ants that forage don't find food. But given that the random chance of finding food is X, and there are Y number of paths to that source, at some point the odds that food will be found is 100%