Editing Quantum Grammar (section)

=== Continuing Influence ===
Quantum Grammar remains a niche theory with limited influence outside of its core adherents. Nonetheless, it continues to be a topic of interest for those who are drawn to unconventional approaches to language and law.

* '''Internet Communities''': The theory has found a home in various online communities where followers share information, discuss applications, and attempt to use Quantum Grammar in real-world situations. These communities often intersect with other groups that promote alternative legal theories and conspiracies.

* '''Challenges and Reinterpretations''': Some followers of Quantum Grammar have attempted to reinterpret or expand upon Miller's original ideas, creating new variations of the theory. These reinterpretations often focus on specific aspects of the theory, such as its application in legal contexts or its philosophical implications.

<sub>''Caption:'' Quantum Grammar, developed by David Wynn Miller, is a linguistic theory that aims to eliminate ambiguity and ensure precision in language through a fixed, mathematical structure. Despite widespread criticism, it has gained a following in fringe legal and linguistic circles.''</sub>