I've noticed many younger people getting interested in Q and just becoming more aware, politically.

I think it's just the norm that younger people don't really pay attention to this stuff until it really starts to affect them, like with their mortgages and 401ks. So there's always a trickle of younger people catching on to things.

I know that the demographics here skew heavily to the 65+ age group and sometimes it's hard for people to relate to others who don't have the same life experiences and are on an entirely different timeline in their lives.

I think that this is something that really works against getting people redpilled, because newcomers are really put off by all the snide negativity shown to people who are new to all things Q. Someone will come in genuinely curious and ask some simple question, and instead of just answering it, regulars here feel the need to grind it in that they're late to the party and act like everyone was born knowing all the Q drops and stuff. It's really obnoxious.

I think it's some weird ego thing where people want bragging rights as to how long they've been redpilled. But everyone wasn't born at the same time, and it's pretty dumb to criticize people because of basically being younger than you.