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01/12/12(Thu)12:58:26 No.1073807>>1073187 It's real, and it survives.
There's more to the Internet than just the first few pages of a Google search son.
At
first, when you hear about it from someone like me, it sounds like a
joke. Then once you're in, you read the assassination forums and related
things, and I mean READ the things the people on there post... And it's
not so funny anymore. You could call it scary, but honestly after 2 or 3
well written and detailed posts, it wasn't.
Remember how most
people react when they first see some of the "bad" stuff 4chan users
post? Remember how those same people just became desensitized over time,
and it was eventually like water off a duck's back to them? Same
principle applies to your "deep web".
Take it or leave it, that's my answer to your first question.
Oh, and you also may want to brush up on your knowledge of exactly how an ISP (and their subsequent "tracking" of you) works. |