The legend of Mariana's Web appears to get its name from the deepest part of the ocean, Mariana's Trench. It's supposedly the deepest part of the web, a forbidden place of mysterious evil or at least, that's the myths a subset of online believers has cultivated. Marianas Web, named after the deepest ocean trench on Earth.
Source: The myth of Mariana's Web
Source: The myth of Mariana's Web
The Dark Net is made for anonymity; the sharing of information without fear of detection or prosecution. Due to its nature this attract many people, both bad and good. some to speak freely of political jurisdiction and others to engage in all manners of illegal activity.Like the ‘normal’ web, Marianas web has a range of topics, but mainly illegal. And that’s exactly what Marianas Web is, its the Deepest part of the Web, where people don’t want you to go.
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Some intrepid Internet mavericks even claim that the Marianas Web is the location of a super intelligent form of female AI that has become sentient, and overlooks the Internet like some unfathomable digital mother nature.
You can only access this level using Polymeric Falcighol Derivation, which requires quantum computers to work. But quantum computers do not exists in real.
Even though the Marianas Web is a bit of a joke, the Deep Web certainly isn’t, and for me it captures all other Internet mysteries. It is a completely unregulated store of massive amounts of information with no real distinction between real and fake. Also, it’s filled with trolls and criminals, who thrive on misdirection and fear. At the end of the day, though, the Deep Web is still just a network of human-made activity: anything mysterious that happens inside it emanates from us, and our technology. Yet, the way people talk about it – with fear and reverence – almost feels like it’s somehow become the subconscious of the Internet, filled with our collective terrors, where ghosts, boogeymen, gods, myths and supernatural dreams of the past 10,000 years of civilization have been uploaded, and from where they will continue to haunt us into the future.
Source: The Four Greatest Unsolved Mysteries On The Internet
Source: The Four Greatest Unsolved Mysteries On The Internet
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