Deep Web, What it is, What it isn't

So many people just don't understand what the Deep Web really is and try to imagine it's this dark place where everything evil exists. Well, it is just that, but to find the evil you are looking for, you will spend COUNTLESS hours digging through .onion domains to find it. Even then, there is no guarantee the site you really want to find is available to find without someone telling you where it exists.

To browse the "dark web"/"deep web" you have to first install a browser to do so, the TOR Browser is the only current browser to do so, unless you are a hacking genius (for which you don't need a browser to do anything online). Finding domains to view are the next biggest task as they are not easily listed and those that are do not have a good validity.

On the "Deep Web" true domains only end in ".onion". If they don't, they are not true deep web domains.  As I know you are indeed interested, a list of deep web domains listed on the normal web are on "The Hidden Wiki", none of the listed domains can be reached from a normal browser, again you need the TOR browser.

Sites on the Deep Web

Many people believe that the deep web is as easily accessible as the normal internet and they will be sadly mistaken. As domains are frequently abandoned and seized by authorities (yes deep web sites are seized on rare occasions) you will sift through so many domains to reach anything of interest that you will miss a real search engine.

While there are search engines for the deep web, they are NOTHING like Google or even Yahoo. You will find that the average search term found on the deep web point you towards the main site for 4chan, full4chan (I know' as if 4chan wasn't terrible enough to browse through.

So what might you find on the Deep Web? You'll find, shit you don't really want to find and you'll read about shit that barely exists.  Hit YouTube and look for videos on the deep web and they will dramatize the experience and falsify experiences about it.  In actuality, you will be bored with the Deep Web within a few hours.

The people really benefitting from the deep web are those dealing in child pornography (anything under the age of 18) and those engaged in illegal trade.  Yes you can pay for a hitman on the .onion network and you can buy counterfeit money, passports and IDs but all trade online is done in Bitcoin.  

Funny enough you can also take Bitcoins and increase them 100 fold by sending them to a .onion site to guarantee growth.  

What humors me more than anything else is that there are people who actually believe that the TOR network is immune to takedowns. Try this domain http://pinkmethuylnenlz.onion/ as it was the old pinkmeth site, apparently a site of blackmail.  What I find more sad is that blackmail seems to be a higher priority to the feds than child pornography. 

If you aren't up on the lingo, what I learned from the deep web was that jailbait (who doesn't know this one) and hard candy are the keys to NOT VISIT.  You have a good chance that these are watched by the authorities and that you really have NO reason to be alive if you want to view these.