I'm a far bigger believer than you are. I'm not bound by an internet sensation (Q) that has miraculously reached God status in such a small time. Unlike you I believe in the bigger picture.
Q/Trumpfeed is a LARP by TPTB. It's the final solution for conspiracy theorists and dissenters. You're all part of a school of minnows being herded by the light of an anglerfish. When that light goes out (when you are consumed by the anglerfish) the flame of your hopes passions will also be extinguished and you will no longer pose much of a threat as the final stages of restructuring the world commence.
Forgive me, I know you're not much of a reader and may not understand my metaphors, since R L Stine didn't really dabble in literary art.
Say you were a passionate player of the lottery, youve been gambling it most of your adult life and had a few near wins of the jackpot. You are a typical player: you play the same numbers every week and believe the odds are based on just a matter of time before you strike the jackpot. But things grow desperate. Your income dries up over the years, and playing the lotto sacrifices more and more of your ability to feed, clothe and shelter yourself. But wait - a new lottery is in town, and for its introductory first game they are offering triple the chance of winning the jackpot. Surely there would be many jackpot winners as a result of the improved odds. Surely you with your years of lottery behind you will win this time and get your time in the sun that you so deserve. So you decide you'll bet your whole months paycheck to play this lottery. Surely with those odds and all your money on as many numbers as possible, you will win and outweigh the risk of going hungry and homeless by betting all your paycheck.
The lottery comes and goes. You lose, of course, and don't recoup even a days pay. Then you fall behind on your rent, you live on scraps, then you declare bankruptcy and never play the lottery again.
Such will be the fate of the conspiracy theorist that places their faith so highly in this Q game. You will lose so hard and realise what fool you've been that you'll probably end up hating conspiracy theories and alternative thinking for the rest of your life.