There is a bizarre conspiracy theory called QAnon. Here's what it actually is

The story touches on just about every part of public life, and is making its way into the mainstream

BEIJING - JULY 6: A young Chinese internet addict receives an electroencephalogram check at the Beijing Military Region Central Hospital July 6, 2005 in Beijing, China. The clinic, the country's first government-approved facility geared toward curing Internet addicts, has treated more than 300 addicts since opening last October.

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