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=== Impact and Legacy ===
Despite the widespread criticism, Quantum Grammar has gained a following among certain groups, particularly within the sovereign citizen movement and other fringe legal theories. Its impact on mainstream linguistics and legal theory, however, has been minimal.

* '''Fringe Movements''': Quantum Grammar has been adopted by some fringe groups who believe in alternative legal theories, including those who reject the authority of conventional legal systems. These groups often use Quantum Grammar in an attempt to challenge or invalidate legal proceedings, though such efforts are generally unsuccessful.

* '''Legacy of David Wynn Miller''': David Wynn Miller's ideas have continued to circulate within certain subcultures, where they are viewed as a revolutionary approach to language and law. However, they remain largely outside the mainstream and are often regarded with skepticism and disbelief.

* '''Educational Efforts''': Some proponents of Quantum Grammar have attempted to educate others about the theory through workshops, online content, and self-published materials. These efforts are typically aimed at those who are already inclined to alternative views on language and law.